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Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame
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Sarah Lee Brown Fleming
1876-01-10 – 1963-01-05
Life & Legacy
Sarah Lee Brown Fleming (January 10, 1876 – January 5, 1963) was an American educator, social and community activist, playwright, poet, novelist, and the first African-American teacher in the Brooklyn school system.
Her most notable published work is the novel Hope's Highway (1918) and Clouds and Sunshine (1920).
Occupation & Career
teacher, novelist, activist, poet, educator
Accomplishments, Inventions & Publications
Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame
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Honors & Awards
Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame
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Sources & Provenance
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