July 1,2008.Zmag.10/27/08.
http://www.zmag.org/zmag/viewArticle/18067.This magazine explain Fannie's hard life when she was younger. She had to work in the fields most of her younger years and when she had time she would go to school.At the age of 44 Fannie started to get into the movement of equality on right to vote. Fannie and 17 others people drove to register to vote. Throughout Fannie's life she always strong and determined to made this huge impact and for her courageous act we all can vote.
This research helped a lot because I learned a lot of things that I didn't know. For example, Fannie Lou Hamer ran for Second Congressional House District.
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