Ida B. Wells' Great Granddaughter Pens Book on the Pioneering, Black Journalist
February is Black History Month. It's important to highlight the legacy of Ida B. Wells. She was one of the nation's first black, female journalists. She was also a co-founder of the NAACP, an anti-lynching crusader and the great-grandmother to Michelle Duster who's written a new book entitled Ida B. The Queen: The Life and Legacy Of Ida B. Wells. Michelle talks about her life and legacy.
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Ida B. Wells' Great Granddaughter Pens Book on the Pioneering, Black Journalist
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