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Anne Elizabeth Delany was important because of the American history she recorded not just with pen and paper, but with her eyes, hands, and feet. What she saw, touched, and where she walked teaches us a great deal of the life of an extraordinary American. As an African-American, she was witness to the painful experiences, the civil rights achievements and setbacks, and the progression of African-Americans in American history from the turn of the century(1900) to the decade of her death(1990's). She also witnessed and was subjected to discrimination as a woman.
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When did Martin Delany die?
Martin Delany died on 1885-01-24.
Who flew first Amelia airheart or Bessie colman?
Bessie Coleman
List some Important contribution of Bessie Coleman?
First African American woman licensed pilot
Where is Bessie Coleman drive located?
where is Bessie Coleman Drive
Who was nickanmed the empress of the blues and became the highest paid African American entertainer of the 1920s?
Bessie Smith Smith
Are Sarah and Bessie Delany still alive today?
no they are not alive
How old were the delany sisters' when they died?
the smith sisters had there head cut off and shoved in the bath tub if you close your eyes and call them they will appear in frount and behind you then they cut your body parts into pices then put you in your bath tub
What is the birth name of Dana Delany?
Dana Delany's birth name is Delany, Dana Welles.
Does Dana Delany have a brother?
Yes Sean Delany
Why was martin r delany important in the civil war?
he was a field officer and a medical person
When was James Delany born?
James Delany was born in 1948.
When was Delany College created?
Delany College was created in 1942.
When was Vicki Delany born?
Vicki Delany was born in 1951.
When was Michael Delany born?
Michael Delany was born in 1965.
When did Mary Delany die?
Mary Delany died in 1788.
When was Mary Delany born?
Mary Delany was born in 1700.
What is learned about the two sisters simply by reading the title of part 1 in Having Our Say?
In Having Our Say, Part 1, Sweet Sadie, Queen Bess, begins with the author saying, "Both more than one hundred years old, Sarah ("Sadie") Delany and her sister, Annie Elizabeth ("Bessie") Delany are among the oldest living witnesses to American history" (Part 1, page 3). At the time the book was written in 1991, Sadie was 103 years old, Bessie was 101 years old.
