ANNA J. COOPER 1858-1964

Anna J. Cooper 1858-1964 is a North Carolina historical marker in Wake County, dedicated 2010.

Wake County · dedicated 2010 · Edenton Street at East Street in Raleigh

Educator, orator, & early black feminist. Graduate, St. Augustine's. Author, A Voice from the South (1892). Grave 2 1/2 blks. S.

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