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Harriet Led slaves to freedom Underground Railroad
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George Washington Created inventions using peanuts Changed farming
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Rosa Refused to give up bus seat Sparked civil rights movement
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Jackie Broke color barrier in baseball Challenged racial stereotypes
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Martin Luther Dreamt of equality Led peaceful protests for justice
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Thurgood First Black Supreme Court Justice Fought for equal rights
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Maya Wrote about overcoming challenges Inspired others through words
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Frederick Escaped slavery Spoke out against injustice
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Mae First Black woman astronaut Reached for the stars
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Ruby First Black child at white school Bravely integrated schools
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Louis Jazz musician with trumpet Broke down cultural barriers
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Sojourner Fought for abolition and women's rights Powerful voice for equality
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Booker T. Founded Tuskegee Institute Believed in education for change
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Garrett Improved traffic signal Invented inventions for safety
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Langston Wrote poems about Black life Shared messages of hope
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Bessie First Black woman pilot Soared through the skies defied expectations
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Benjamin Self-taught scientist Helped design Washington D.C.
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Marian Opera singer broke barriers United people with her voice
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Shirley First Black woman in Congress Paved way for others
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Jesse Won Olympic gold medals Challenged Nazi racism with sportsmanship