Description

This sweeping biography chronicles the extraordinary life of Ida B. Wells, who rose from slavery to become a fearless journalist, civil rights leader, and pioneering advocate for women’s suffrage. Through meticulous research, it follows her transformation into one of the most powerful voices against lynching and racial violence in American history. The book illuminates Wells’s fierce independence, groundbreaking investigative work, and often complicated relationships within the reform movements of her time. It is both a portrait of a remarkable woman and a compelling account of the struggles that shaped modern American activism.

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hardcover

Amistad

Published Mar 11, 2008

816 pages

ISBN: 9780060519216

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First Published

2008

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Ida: A Sword Among Lions by Paula J. Giddings.

Slavery
Racism/Discrimination
Violence
Death/Grief