Something You Might Not Have Known: Lucy Craft Laney
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Very good article.
Thanks. I knew she was a historical figure, but not the details.
Thank you for the wonderful article. I did not know the amazing facts of Ms Laney!! So glad she is remembered and revered. All schools should tell her story every February during Black History month. Quite the inspiration!
Thanks so very much for putting details to a name. She came to life to me. Her story would make a good biography. for the Augusta players or an acting group.