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Josephine Turpin Washington (July 31, 1861 – March 17, 1949) was an African-American writer and teacher. A long-time educator and a frequent contributor, Washington devised articles to magazines and newspapers typically concerning some aspect of racism in America. Washington was a great-granddaughter of Mary Jefferson Turpin, a paternal aunt of Thomas Jefferson.

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rdfs:label	Josephine Turpin Washington (de) Josephine Turpin Washington (fr) Josephine Turpin Washington (en)
rdfs:comment	Josephine Turpin Washington (* 31. Juli 1861 in Goochland County, Virginia, USA; † 17. März 1949 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA) war eine US-amerikanische Schriftstellerin und Hochschullehrerin. (de) Josephine Turpin Washington (July 31, 1861 – March 17, 1949) was an African-American writer and teacher. A long-time educator and a frequent contributor, Washington devised articles to magazines and newspapers typically concerning some aspect of racism in America. Washington was a great-granddaughter of Mary Jefferson Turpin, a paternal aunt of Thomas Jefferson. (en) Josephine Turpin Washington (31 juillet 1861 - 17 mars 1949) était une écrivaine et enseignante des États-Unis. Elle était Afro-américaine et a été une éducatrice pendant longtemps, ainsi que fréquemment auteure d'articles pour des magazines et des journaux concernant typiquement certains aspects du racisme aux États-Unis. Elle était une arrière-petite-fille de Mary Jefferson Turpin, une tante paternelle de Thomas Jefferson (président des États-Unis entre 1801 et 1809). (fr)
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name	Josephine Turpin Washington (en)
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birth place	Goochland County, Virginia
death place	Cleveland, Ohio
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birth place	Goochland County, Virginia
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