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    This document consists of several sources that discuss Lucy Parsons, an African American anarchist activist in late 19th/early 20th century Chicago. The sources describe her imprisonment in 1890, her death by burning in 1942, and her advocacy for anarchist and African American causes. One source is her own 1886 statement declaring "I Am An Anarchist."

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    This document consists of several sources that discuss Lucy Parsons, an African American anarchist activist in late 19th/early 20th century Chicago. The sources describe her imprisonment in 1890, her death by burning in 1942, and her advocacy for anarchist and African American causes. One source is her own 1886 statement declaring "I Am An Anarchist."

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    STEINBERG, SALME HARJU. INDIANA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY.

    INDIANA MAGAZINE
    OF HISTORY, VOL. 74, NO. 1, 1978, PP. 8385. WWW.JSTOR.ORG/STABLE/27790274.

    LUCY PARSONS, BLIND ANARCHIST, BURNED TO DEATH." CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE


    (1923-1963): 10. MAR 08 1942. PROQUEST. WEB. 25 JAN. 2017

    LUCY PARSONS LOCKED UP." CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE (1872-1922): 2. NOV 08 1890.
    PROQUEST. WEB. 26 JAN. 2017

    THORARAJOO, ELIZABETH. "LUCY PARSONS." NEW CRISIS (15591603) 107.2 (2000):


    28. MASTERFILE COMPLETE. WEB. 30 JAN. 2017.

    KATZ, WILLIAM LOREN. "LUCY PARSONS (1853?-1942)." NEW YORK AMSTERDAM


    NEWS 29 APR. 2004: 13. MASTERFILE COMPLETE. WEB. 2 FEB. 2017

    ILLINOIS WOMEN: 75 YEARS OF THE RIGHT TO VOTE. CHICAGO, IL: CHICAGO


    SUN-TIMES FEATURES, 1996. N. PAG. PRINT.

    Parsons, Lucy. "(1886) Lucy Parsons, I Am An Anarchist." Black Post. N.p., n.d. Web. 21
    Feb. 2017. I used this website to support my topic of Lucy Parsons fighting for African
    Americans.

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