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- Sarah_Rector comment "Sarah Rector (March 3, 1902 - July 22, 1967) was an African American woman who became the second black woman millionaire in the United States. Born on lands belonging to the Creeks, the treaty of 1886 gave land allotments as part of the Treaty by the U.S. government with the indians and their former slaves. Her portion, considered the least valuable piece of rocky outcrops and barren land was a result of racist apportioning, as fertile lands went to those higher than a ‘pickaninny’.".
- Q22919934 comment "Sarah Rector (March 3, 1902 - July 22, 1967) was an African American woman who became the second black woman millionaire in the United States. Born on lands belonging to the Creeks, the treaty of 1886 gave land allotments as part of the Treaty by the U.S. government with the indians and their former slaves. Her portion, considered the least valuable piece of rocky outcrops and barren land was a result of racist apportioning, as fertile lands went to those higher than a ‘pickaninny’.".