"The Ebony Book of Black Achievement" by Margaret W. Peters is a collection of biographies that highlights the contributions of 21 African American men and women who played significant roles in history but are not as widely recognized as other figures. Spanning from the 14th to the 20th century, the book covers individuals who have made lasting impacts in various fields, such as education, science, politics, and the arts. This work aims to provide readers with a broader understanding of African American history by shedding light on these lesser-known, yet highly influential figures. Published in 1970, it serves as an important resource for understanding the breadth and depth of African American achievements across history.
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