Ella Baker: The Woman Who Built Movements While Others Took the Spotlight They gave Martin the microphone — but Ella Baker built the movement. The quiet strategist behind the Civil Rights Movement, Baker taught us that strong people don’t need strong leaders. She organized from the bottom up, mentored giants like John Lewis and Diane Nash, and helped birth SNCC — one of the most radical forces for justice in American history. Her legacy still speaks: real power isn’t in the spotlight… it’s in th

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