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No, Ruby Bridges is indeed not dead. She is 69 today and is working for schools and other programs..

Her son Craig was shot dead on a new Orleans street corner. It is believed to be related to a separate shooting involving Ruby's second oldest child (who, along with his own children was the victim of a drive by shooting...he survived the incident). Her big brother was also killed in the 1990's over drug relation.

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Maya Angelou's first published writing was her autobiography, "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," which was released in 1969. The book is a powerful and moving account of her childhood and early adult life, exploring themes of racism, trauma, and resilience.

Emily Dickinson's greatest achievements include creating a unique style of poetry characterized by her unconventional use of punctuation and syntax, becoming one of the most significant American poets of the 19th century, and challenging traditional poetic forms and expressing complex themes such as death, immortality, and nature.

Yes, Emily Dickinson's last known words were "The fog is rising." She said this to her family before she passed away in 1886.

Jules Verne was born in Nantes, Brittany, France.

Hellen Keller went to Radcliffe College (BA)

Anne Sullivan's methods with Helen Keller can be seen as effective in breaking through to Helen and helping her overcome obstacles. While the methods may have been perceived as harsh by some, they were ultimately successful in helping Helen learn and communicate. It is important to consider the context of the time and the specific challenges they were facing.

Maya Angelou began writing poetry in the 1950s. Her first published book of poems, "Just Give Me a Cool Drink of Water 'fore I Diiie," was released in 1971.

Charlotte Brontë's first novel The Professor was originally written in 1846-47 but was not published until 1857, two years after her death, by Smith, Elder & Co.

During Shakespeare's time, women were not allowed to act on the stage due to societal norms that dictated women should not perform publicly. In addition, there were also laws and religious restrictions in place prohibiting women from participating in theater, so men had to portray female roles in all productions.

There is no known character named "musmie" in Anne Frank's diary or the story of her life. It is possible you may be referring to a different work or person.

Annie Oakley once said, "I ain't afraid to love a man. I ain't afraid to shoot him either." This quote challenges traditional gender roles and shows her independence and confidence in defying societal norms.

Anne is not particularly interested in mathematics.

• Elizabeth Dole (leader, The American Red Cross)
• Elizabeth Montgomery (the original "Bewitched" star)
• Elizabeth Shue (actress)
• Elizabeth Taylor (actress)
• Elizabeth Hurley (actress)
• Elizabeth Hasselbeck
• Taylor
• Queen Elizabeth
• Elizabeth Arden
• Elizabeth Hurley
• Elizabeth Montgomery

As per my knowledge, Tek Nath Rizal, R K Budhathoki and Ratan Gazmer are some of the famous political leaders of Bhutan. All of them are in exile nowadays because of racist and autocratic rule in Bhutan.

Maya Lin's brother's name is Tan.

Margot Fonteyn was raised as a Christian in the Church of England. Throughout her life, she expressed a belief in God and often found comfort in her faith, particularly during challenging times.

Voltaire was one of the pre-eminent French Enlightenment thinkers who argued for the promotion of reason above superstition, for freedom and was ultimately cynical about the human condition (as opposed to positivists like Leibniz). However, he also was a strong supporter of eighteenth century midget pornography. He used money from his philosophical writings to hire a troop of midgets who toured France and most of Europe to perform live sex shows. Voltaire also patented a particularly strong strain of crystal meth and invented the microwave. He also hated cats.

Geoffrey Chaucer was born in 1343.

Alice Liddell, the inspiration for Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," lived until the age of 82 and died of old age in 1934. There is no mysterious or tragic cause of her death; she passed away peacefully after a long life.