Septima Poinsette Clark, a prominent civil rights leader and educator, played a key role in a class-action lawsuit by the NAACP that achieved pay equity for teachers of all races. #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM | UFT - United Federation of Teachers

We explore the incredible life of Septima Clark, a pivotal yet often overlooked leader of the Civil Rights Movement who trained activists, created Citizenship Schools, and fundamentally shaped voter education strategies across the Southern United States. | Mark Todd

Fired At 58. Changed History In Her 60s & 70s. Septima Clark was fired from teaching at 58 for refusing to quit the NAACP. Instead of retiring, she trained 25,000 teachers, taught Rosa Parks, and changed the Civil Rights Movement. At 76, she was elected to the board that fired her. Lived to 89. It's never too late. #SeptimaClark #CivilRights #NeverTooLate #SeptimaClark, #CivilRights, #NeverTooLate, #Inspiration, #BlackHistory, #WomenInHistory, #AgeIsJustANumber, #MotherOfTheMovement, #NAACP, #Ro