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How was Lulu Belle Madison White contributed to the civil rights?
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When was lulu belle Madison white born?
never she was found not born
What did Lulu Belle Madison White do to Texas?
Lulu Belle Madison White's Contributions to TexasCivil rights activist in the 1940's and 1950'sFought the Jim Crow government rules in Texas which denied African Americans basic human rights to health care, jobs, education and criminal justiceInvolved in many activities to fight for African American equal rightscampaigned for the right to vote, equal pay for equal workprotests against discrimination all over TexasSweatt v. Painter case - desegregated the University of TexasRaised funds and lead the Houston chapter of the NAACP to be the largest chapter in the SouthNAACP established the Lulu White Freedom Fund in her honor
Who was the White Sox leftfielder in 1997?
Albert Belle. Belle was the White Sox left fielder in the 1997 and 1998 seasons.
What race was James Madison?
James Madison was white.
What do the Bill of Rights address?
It deals with the rights of criminals and fair trials. They were written by James Madison when he served in the first congress before his presidency
Who is Belle Prater in Belle Praters boy by Ruth white?
Belle Prater is the Girl who disappers in the middle of the night and also she is Woodrow's Mother.
Where did James Madison and Dolly Madison live?
the white house ;] :] >3
What race and ethnicity was James Madison?
Madison was white of English ancestry.
Who lived in the white house when it was burned?
James and Dolley Madison were the White House residents when the British burned it.
What race is bailee Madison?
Bailee Madison is a white American actress.
Did James Madison pass the Bill of Rights?
Yes, he did actually he was the fourth president in the White house and he also wanted peace and freedom for everyone. He was also known as one of our founding fathers
