Sarah Louise “Sadie” Delany (born September 19, 1889 in Lynch Station, Virginia) was an author and academic who was best known for being the subject of the New York Times bestselling oral history biography, “Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years.” Sarah died on January 25, 1999 and her death was possibly because of old age. She died at the old age of 109 years.
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AuthorAcademic American Born on September 19th Born in 1889 Born in Virginia Died in 1999 Died at age 109 Died from Old age
"She was the first black person permitted to teach domestic science in New York City,"
"Sarah Delany lived a remarkable and impactful life, leaving behind a legacy of resilience, strength, and determination that will continue to inspire future generations. (V)"
"Sarah Delany had an accomplished professional life as a pioneering African American educator and civil rights pioneer, but unfortunately passed away due to natural causes at an advanced age. (V)"
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