Born into slavery, Sojourner Truth overcame enormous odds to win her freedom. Then, instead of enjoying her life as a free woman, Truth worked hard to free other slaves and to put an end to slavery in America, while also speaking in support of women's rights. Catherine Bernard explores the life and work of a dedicated woman who let nothing, including her sex and her race, hold her back.
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Born into slavery, Sojourner Truth overcame enormous odds to win her freedom. Then, instead of enjoying her life as a free woman, Truth worked hard to free other slaves and to put an end to slavery in America, while also speaking in support of women's rights. Catherine Bernard explores the life and work of a dedicated woman who let nothing, including her sex and her race, hold her back.
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