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Pauli Murray
Anna Pauline
American writer, activist, lawyer and Episcopal priest (1910-1985).
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Date of Birth
11/20/1910
Date of Death
7/1/1985
Instance Of
Human
Place of Birth
Baltimore
Place of Death
Pittsburgh
Religion or Worldview
Episcopal Church
Country of Citizenship
United States
Educated At
Howard University
Yale University
University of California, Berkeley
Hunter College
Brookwood Labor College
(1936)
Yale Law School
Howard University School of Law
Richmond Hill High School
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Brandeis University
Ghana School of Law
Lillian Smith Book Award
(1987)
Point in Time
:
1987
Maryland Women's Hall of Fame
(1990)
Point in Time
:
1990
Pauli
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Pauline
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2
Anna
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1
Lawyer
Writer
Poet
University Teacher
Human Rights Defender
Priest
Political Activist
Religious Leader
African Americans
Durham
Ghana
(1960 - 1961)
Start Time
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1960
End Time
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1961
Pauli Murray Family Home
http://paulimurrayproject.org/
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Caroline F. Ware
Lloyd Kirkham Garrison
Ruth Whitehead Whaley
Pancreatic Cancer
English
Natural Causes
Murray
Female
Schlesinger Library
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Papers of Pauli Murray, 1827-1985
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African American Leaders of Maryland: A Portrait Gallery
Encyclopedia of African American Women Writers
Notable Black American Women
American Women Writers
Women of Achievement in Maryland History
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41
African-American Religious Leaders
The Westminster Handbook to Women in American Religious History
Human Rights
Civil and Political Rights
Creative and Professional Writing
Civil Rights
1985
1933
Academic Degree
:
Doctor of Juridical Science
Point in Time
:
1936
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