Alice Dunbar Nelson

Alice Dunbar Nelson (October 12, 1875, New Orleans, Louisiana – July 22, 1935) was a distinguished American poet, journalist, teacher, and activist. Known for her powerful literary voice and dedication to social justice, she made significant contributions to African American literature and advocacy during the early 20th century. Nelson's work often reflected her commitment to racial equality and women's rights, leaving a lasting impact on both the cultural and social landscape.

Personal Name: Alice Moore Dunbar-Nelson

Birth: 1875

Death: 1935