Prudence Crandall, Woman of Courage

Set against the backdrop of pre-Civil War America, the biography chronicles Prudence Crandall's courageous journey as she defies societal norms by establishing a school for African American girls in Connecticut. Initially celebrated for her work, she faces hostility and legal challenges after admitting a Black pupil. Despite enduring public scorn, imprisonment, and violence, her commitment to education and equality only strengthens. Ultimately, with the support of her husband, she seeks new opportunities while believing she has significantly contributed to the fight for freedom.