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Charlotte Forten Grimke (1837-1914)
Charlotte Forten Describes Life on the Sea Islands - The Atlantic
Nine Poems by Charlotte Forten Grimké - Beltway Poetry Quarterly
Charlotte Forten Enters Salem Normal School
The suffragist Charlotte Forten Grimké is perhaps the most well known of the Forten-Purvis family today, but she came from one of the most prominent black families in Philadelphia: the Forten-Purvis family.
Charlotte Forten | Black History Ed Zone
Stream episode CHARLOTTE VANDINE FORTEN, SR- (1785 – 1884) by WeSearch Blog podcast | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
Remembering Charlotte Forten: Writer, teacher, abolitionist - The Philadelphia Sunday Sun
Charlotte Forten Grimke on Books – Joan Koster | The orator, Books, Black families
Charlotte Forten Grimké Published "Rare" Stories of Antebellum America – A New Lady
Charlotte Forten Grimké House (U.S. National Park Service)
Charlotte Forten Grimké, American Acrylic Print by Science Source - Pixels
Honoring Charlotte Forten
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Charlotte Forten Grimké: Anti-Enslavement Activist and Teacher
Charlotte Forten Grimké Poems > My poetic side
Philadelphia DAO on Twitter: "Philly native & abolitionist Charlotte Forten Grimké taught emancipated people in South Carolina & also fought for women's suffrage. Her journals, which offered a rare perspective on post-Civil
PBS Online: Only A Teacher: Schoolhouse Pioneers
Charlotte Forten Grimké (U.S. National Park Service)
