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, Margaret Crittendon Douglass (* 1822 in Wa … Margaret Crittendon Douglass (* 1822 in Washington, D.C.; † nach 1854) war eine US-amerikanische Frau, die 1854 einen Monat im Gefängnis saß, weil sie freie schwarze Kinder in Norfolk, Virginia, unterrichtet hatte. Sie verteidigte sich vor Gericht selber und veröffentlichte später ein Buch über ihre Erfahrungen. Ihr Fall machte die Öffentlichkeit auf die äußerst restriktiven Gesetze gegen die Alphabetisierung der Afroamerikaner im amerikanischen Süden vor dem Bürgerkrieg aufmerksam,chen Süden vor dem Bürgerkrieg aufmerksam,
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