Nellie Rathbone Bright
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Nellie Rathbone Bright
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Nellie Rathbone Bright was an American educator, poet, and author. She taught in Philadelphia public schools, becoming a principal in 1935 and serving until her retirement in 1952. She inspired generations of African American students. During the 1920s she was part of a literary group known as the Black Opals. In 1927–1928, together with Arthur Fauset, she co-edited Black Opals, a literary magazine named after a line from a poem in its first issue. Although it was published in Philadelphia, the
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American educator, poet, and author
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