Fanny Coppin was an American educator born in 1837 in Washington, DC. She was also a missionary with the vision of providing higher education to females. With this vision, she became the first African American female who became the principal of Colored Youth in Philadelphia. There is a sculpture present at the Coppin State University in Maryland of Fanny Jackson Coppin that was made in her honor. Continue reading about Fanny Jackson Coppin and her sculpture in detail. Read more: https://medium.com/@frederickhightower_51352/everything-you-need-to-know-about-fanny-coppin-and-her-sculpture-851ad9b8461c