1. A Woman Strong
... to be with him." By doing this, Dickson had already erased one of the boundaries that slave women faced, the right to be educated and raised as a lady. This helped Amada Dickson to actively self-define her existence throughout her life. She was considered a slave, and could not be freed, to do so required her to leave the state. Despite this ... ...
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