Anna J. Cooper - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	Ohio suffragist Social theorist owl:NamedIndividual 1858 birth 1964 death 19th-century American slave 20th-century African-American woman 20th-century African-American writer 20th-century American academic 20th-century American historian 20th-century essayist African-American activist African-American educator African-American women writer American essayist American women educator American women historian Anglican saint Columbia University alumnus Oberlin College alumnus Oberlin College and Conservatory person Person on the postage stamps of the United States Women centenarian Academic from North Carolina Literate American slave African-American centenarian African-American historian Writer from Raleigh, North Carolina Sociologist Activist from North Carolina African-American feminist American feminist writer Philosopher Writer from Washington, D.C. Centenarian (educators, school administrators, social scientists and linguists) Educator from Washington, D.C. Last survivor of American slavery Burial at City Cemetery (Raleigh, North Carolina)
rdfs:label	Anna J. Cooper
owl:sameAs	dbr:Anna_J._Cooper
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skos:prefLabel	Anna J. Cooper
skos:altLabel	Ann Cooper Anna "Annie" Julia Cooper Anna Julia Coope Anna Julia Cooper Anna Julia Haywood Cooper Anna Julie Cooper Anna \"Annie\" Julia Cooper
clgo:almaMater	Oberlin College
clgo:birthDate	1858-08-10
clgo:birthName	Anna Julia Haywood
clgo:birthPlace	Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia North Carolina West Virginia Wake County, North Carolina Maryland Raleigh, North Carolina Washington, D.C.
clgo:birthYear	1858
clgo:deathDate	1964-02-27
clgo:deathPlace	North Carolina Washington, D.C.
clgo:deathYear	1964
clgo:occupation	Teacher
clgo:relative	John Haywood (politician)
clgo:restingPlace	City Cemetery (Raleigh, North Carolina)
is clgo:president of	Frelinghuysen University

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