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Fannie Bell Chapman, born Fannie Bell Norman in 1900, was a revered gospel singer, faith healer, and folk artist whose powerful voice and spiritual gifts left an indelible mark on Southern folklore and African American religious traditions. Hailing from Centreville, Mississippi, Chapman’s life embodied the rhythms of rural Black spirituality, where music, prayer, and healing intertwined to uplift communities during the challenges of the Jim Crow era and beyond.

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Fannie Bell Chapman, born Fannie Bell Norman in 1900, was a revered gospel singer, faith healer, and folk artist whose powerful voice and spiritual gifts left an indelible mark on Southern folklore and African American religious traditions. Hailing from Centreville, Mississippi, Chapman’s life embodied the rhythms of rural Black spirituality, where music, prayer, and healing intertwined to uplift communities during the challenges of the Jim Crow era and beyond.

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Slave of a moslem ruler. She is tied up in a hut

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Slave of a moslem ruler. She is tied up in a hut

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