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 **Educator, lecturer, clubmoman, reformer, daughter, student, professor**
 * Hallie Quinn Brown**

**Hallie Quinn Brown was a daughter of two former slaves and grew up in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania and Chatham, Ontario. She taught in schools in Mississippi and South Carolina after she graduated from Wilberforse University in Ohio. Soon after that, in 1885 Hallie became dean of Allen University in South Carolina and studied at the Chautauqua Lecturer School. After she taught in a public school in Daton, Ohio for four years, she was the principal of Tuskee Institute, Alabama, while working with Booker T. Washington. She served as a professor of elocution at Wilberforse University from 1893 to 1903 but, only served on a limited basis as she lectured and onganized, traveling quite frequently. Hallie put her best effort into promoting the Colored Woman's League which became a part of the National Assacation of colored women. In the year of 1885 in London, Hallie spoke for temp.** **groups and represented the United States at the International Congress of Women.One of Hallie's big speeches was in 1925 while she was protesting segeergation of Washington Audatourium.**

**Hallie was a wonderful club woman, she served as president of many organizations after she sadly retired from teaching. She was also a reprecenitive of the Colored Woman's Parent Missionary Society of the African Methodist Episcopal Church in 1910. In 1924, Hallie even published a few books mostly connected with public speaking or famous women and men.

As you can see Hallie Quinn Brown accomplished many things in her life time. Hallie lived from March 10, 1859 to September 16, 1949 ( 90 years ).**

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 * In the year of 1899 in London, Hallie Quinn Brown for tempture groups and represented the United States at the International Congress of Women. One of Hallie's big speeches was in 1925 while she segergation of Washington Audiuoium.