Ida B. Wells was born on July 16, 1862 in in Holly Springs, Mississippi. She first became a journalist. From that position, she led an anti-lynching crusade in the United States in the 1890s.
Refused to move from a white only train car
Ida B. Wells led a campaign against lynching.
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Ida B. Wells [apex]
Ida B. Wells thought that lynching was a brutal way of showing racism and she thought it was wrong.
Refused to move from a white only train car
Refused to move from a white only train car
Refused to move from a white only train car
Ida B Wells is a/an Civil rights and women's rights activist, journalist and newspaper editor, teacher
Ida B Wells is a/an Civil rights and women's rights activist, journalist and newspaper editor, teacher
Ida B. Wells -US History, Nova Net
Ida B. Wells -US History, Nova Net
the horrors of lynching and the reasons behind it
Ida B Wells is so important because she shared to us about how African Americans were trated back then and she need to share it to the world and to educate the kids about then and how she felt........
Ida B. Wells was an important civil rights and women's activist. She began her work for civil rights in 1884 when asked to give up her seat on a train to a white man. Later she battled to stop lynching, and in 1930 she became the first black woman to run for public office.
Ida Bell Wells
Ida B. Wells was born on 1862-07-16.