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Amanda Ann Thomas Wall (1837 - 1902) was an educator and suffragist who worked for Black women's rights in the Reconstruction period. She and her husband, Orindatus Simon Bolivar Wall, were part of the Black elite in Washington D.C. while he was the first Black justice of the peace and police magistrate.

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