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Melnea Cass, also known as the First Lady of Roxbury, was a prominent civil rights activist in Boston. She did not write any books, but she played a key role in advocating for social justice, improved housing, and better educational opportunities for African Americans in Boston. Cass was also involved in various community organizations and initiatives aimed at empowering her community.
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When did Melnea Cass die?
Melnea Cass died in 1978.
When was Melnea Cass born?
Melnea Cass was born in 1896.
What has the author John A Cass written?
John A. Cass has written: 'Quest of certainty'
What has the author Cass Jackson written?
Cass Jackson has written: 'Choose Your Lover Carefully'
What has the author Cass Allen written?
Cass Allen has written: 'Margaret's musings on BBC Radio 2'
What has the author Mary Helen Cass written?
Mary Helen Cass has written: 'The Canadianization of Canada, 1846-1854'
What has the author Jeannette Cass written?
Jeannette Cass has written: 'Rudiments of music' -- subject(s): Elementary works, Music theory
What has the author C Everton Cass written?
C. Everton Cass has written: 'Plant layout' -- subject(s): Plant layout
What has the author Martin Cass written?
Martin Cass has written: 'The pilot in command' -- subject(s): Accidents, Aeronautics, Case studies
What has the author John P Killoran written?
John P. Killoran has written: 'The Cass collection' -- subject(s): Cass Scenic Railroad
What has the author Alice Hazen Cass written?
Alice Hazen Cass has written: 'Practical programs for women's clubs' -- subject(s): Societies and clubs, Women
What has the author Cass Ledyard Ruxton Shaw written?
Cass Ledyard Ruxton Shaw is not a known author. It is possible that the name is a combination of different authors or a mistake.
