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The name Franny Lou’s comes from combining two names of influential black women from the Black American experience.

Fannie Lou Hamer – 20th century outspoken civil rights activist, mother, and known to sing in the presence of injustice.

Fannie Lou Hamer was a motivator and activist for the Civil Rights movement in Mississippi. She moved mountains for her people by standing for justice through beatings by police & forced off her farm and home, and constant threats. She is the daughter of sharecroppers and has a wild story of being disadvantaged from the system however always is filled with the Spirit igniting hope to millions. 

Frances E.W. Harper – 19th century
bold abolitionist, poet, lecturer, mother.

Frances E.W. Harper was known to help slaves escape though the the Underground Railroad and wrote abundantly for abolitionist newspapers. She earned a reputation as the founder of African American journalism and speaking risky truth of the time to crowds of both white, black, and male communities.