Ana Julia Cooper Print

Celebrating that March is Women's History Month, here is a print celebrating one of the most underrated woman in American History: Ana Julia Cooper.

She was born a slave in Raleigh, NC in 1858 and among her achievements are:
- Earning a Masters in Mathematics
- Published the book: A Voice from the South by a Black Woman of the South
- Adopted 7 children
- Attended Columbia University
- Became the first African American woman to earn a Doctorate of Philosophy form the Sorbonne University in Paris.
- Served as President of Frelinghuysen University
- Died at the age of 105 in Washington DC and is buried in Raleigh NC

***10% of all store sales during the month of March 2021 will be donated to InterAct Family Safety and Empowerment Center.
https://interactofwake.org/

InterAct is the only provider of domestic violence and sexual assault services in Wake County, North Carolina - saving lives, rebuilding lives and securing safer futures for individuals and families in our community. Each year InterAct serves more than 60,000 individuals and community members – more than 9,500 of whom are direct victims of domestic and sexual violence.

Ana Julia Cooper Digital Print by Georges Le Chevallier
- Professionally printed on High Quality Kodak Pro Endura Lustre Paper.
- Finishing is closely related to matte finish with a slight sheen
- Archival life of 100+ years
- 5 different sizes available for purchase

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• 8"x12" $25.00

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• 12"x18" $35.00

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• 16"x24" $45.00

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• 20"x30" $55.00

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• 24"x36" $65.00

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