The Messenger: A'int I a Woman lone where his actions were instrumental

where his actions were instrumental in the American defense against British forces

Her leadership emphasizes the importance of libraries as centers of learning and community engagement

This print is an open edition and ships unframed

5 inches (image size) - $39

and philosophy of their ethnic group

The Messenger: A'int I a Woman lone where his actions were instrumentalA limited edition release by Edwin Lester inspired by Sojourner Truth's "Ain't I a Woman" speech from 1851. The speech was a powerful indictment of the way women and specifically Black women were treated in American society at that time. In her speech, Sojourner Truth was trying to communicate that women, especially Black women, were not treated equally to men in society, and that this treatment was unjust. She spoke out against the prevailing idea