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Pearlena Lewis

Pearlena Lewis born November 25, 1953, was a participant at the Jackson Woolworth sit-in, objecting to segregation.
== Early life ==

Pearlena Lewis was the oldest of seven siblings. She was raised by her Father, Clarence E. Lewis, a minister, and her mother, Margaret Tucker in the segregated South.
She explained that segregation made her feel as if something was wrong with her as a child. Her father helped her learn about the segregation in a way that taught her to not feel hurt or insufficient, but to realize it was wrong and to do something about it. As her father continued moving up in ministry, her family joined what was known as the "black middle class". Lewis continued to feel the pain of inadequacy. She recalls, "On T.V., all of the commercials were white. In the magazines you saw white. All the models were white. Everything seemed to be saying 'white is right'."
She was heavily involved in the church, and though she did not agree, she was considered a leader and role model in school. It was hard for Lewis to find work. Her father forbade her and her sisters to work as a domestic servant|domestic]] for a white family, because he did not trust the white men.

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