A SCHOOL FOR BLACK GIRLS by Renée Rebman
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Description   Middle and Lower Grades; 5 male, 4 female, and many extras; 1800s; 25 minutes. The true story of Prudence Crandall, a bold pioneer in equal rights for women and African-Americans, who faced racism and resistance when she open a revolutionary new school in 19th-century Connecticut. *Requires subscription to download. Click here to subscribe.

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