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Josie Johnson (Minnesota's First Lady of Civil Rights)
| Expected release date is Sep 1st 2026 |
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Product Details
Overview
Dr. Josie Johnson is more than a leader—she is a living legacy of the Civil Rights Movement. Her journey began as a teenager advocating for voting rights, and her voice has never wavered.
From championing affordable housing to pushing for equitable education, Dr. Johnson has dedicated her life to building a more just society. Honored as “Minnesota's First Lady of Civil Rights” and the recipient of numerous awards, she continues to inspire communities today.
This book offers parents, educators, and librarians a powerful tool to introduce children to themes of resilience, civic engagement, leadership, and social justice. Through Dr. Johnson's story, readers see how activism is not just history but an ongoing call to action. Her courage and persistence remind us that meaningful change begins with those willing to stand up, speak out, and keep going. Dr. Josie Johnson's life shows what is possible when determination meets purpose—and her legacy continues to light the way.
