The Fight for Equality
Have you ever thought about how you ended up living in this world? Some gargantuan events occurred that caused a dramatic change in history. One very important event is when slaves became free. Many people contributed to that. Mary McLeod Bethune helped a lot. Mary McLeod Bethune was born as a slave in 1875. She grew up working in the fields, so she didn’t get any education until the age of 10. Mary Bethune was enrolled into Trinity Presbyterian Mission School. She was the only child to go to school out of 17. After graduating, she went to Barber-Scotia College and Moody Institute. She wanted to be a missionary, but none of the churches needed a missionary, so she became a teacher. Mary McLeod Bethune taught in South
Have you ever thought about how you ended up living in this world? Some gargantuan events occurred that caused a dramatic change in history. One very important event is when slaves became free. Many people contributed to that. Mary McLeod Bethune helped a lot. Mary McLeod Bethune was born as a slave in 1875. She grew up working in the fields, so she didn’t get any education until the age of 10. Mary Bethune was enrolled into Trinity Presbyterian Mission School. She was the only child to go to school out of 17. After graduating, she went to Barber-Scotia College and Moody Institute. She wanted to be a missionary, but none of the churches needed a missionary, so she became a teacher. Mary McLeod Bethune taught in South