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Ida B. Wells was an African American journalist, news paper editor, suffragist, sociologist, Geologist, and an early leader in the Civil rights movement. Wells led a  antilynching

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She was an African American journalist, newspaper editor, suffragist, sociologist, Georgist, and a really big leader in the Civil Rights movement

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Ida B. Wells was a African- American journalist who led the anti-lynching crusade.

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Ida B. Wells was a journalist and Civil Rights Activist. She lead a campaign to stop the lynching of African Americans.She bought a first-class ticket, but when she boarded the train the conductor told her she had to move. The first-class section was for white people only. Ida refused to move and was forced to leave her seat. Ida didn't think this was fair. She sued the train company and won $500. Unfortunately, the Tennessee Supreme Court overturned the decision later. Ida began to write articles about the racial injustices of the South. At first she wrote articles for local newspapers and magazines. Then she began her own newspaper called the Free Speech where she wrote about racial segregation and discrimination. Ida is remembered as one of the early leaders in the fight for African American Civil Rights. Her campaign against lynching helped to bring to light the injustice of the practice to the rest of the United States and the world. Ida died from kidney disease in Chicago on March 25, 1931.

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She Was a journalist,News paper editor and  an early leader in the Civil Rights Movement.

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She was a journalists

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She was a journalist, and a Civil Right activist. She also went on to become a leader of an anti-lynching crusade. She also was involved in groups for African American justice.  Her parents were slaves, and just know she's very important. She also refused to give up her first class seat and she bite someone. Just know they had to drag her off the bus because it didn't end well. Oh and she sued them and won.

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1.  Ida B Wells was a a journalist, and leader on the civil rights movement.

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1: She was one of the most important civil rights advocates. She was also a journalists.

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She was  a journalist and civil rights girl, and news paper editor

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She was a leader in the Civil Rights movement.

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1. Ida B Wells was a afican american journalist. & wells had bought a first class ticket to nashville she was outraged when the train crew order her to move the car for the afican americans and refused on the principle

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Journalist. Civil Rights Activist.

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Ida b Wells was a African American journalist, newspaper editor, suffragist,  sociologist, and a georgist. She was an early leader in the civil rights movement.

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Ida was a political journalist for the Civil Rights Movement. She is famous for her 5 well known writings. She was an early leader in the Civil Rights Movement.

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She was a journalist and an early leader in the civil rights movement.

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1.)  Ida B. Wells was known for being an African american journalist, newspaper editor, suffragist, sociologist, Geologist, and an leader in Civil Rights Movement.

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She was a journalist and Civil Rights activist. She led an anti-lynch movement.

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She was a Journalist and civil rights leader.

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1.   Who was Ida B. Wells?  Why is she remembered and what were her contributions to civil rights