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To read more about abolitionists, click here https://patch.com/massachusetts/framingham/framingham-cycle-company-keeps-abolitionist-movement-alive
to watch a video on the impact of Harriet Tubman,  click below.
https://www.flocabulary.com/unit/harriet-tubman/

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This movement was created in the mid 1800's when many people, called abolitionists,  started speaking out to end slavery. People started saying it was the only way to keep the promise of "liberty and justice for all". Even though slavery  in the North ended in the 1800's, it took the South much longer to outlaw slavery.

This movement got momentum going when William Lloyd Garrison, vocal abolitionist and publisher of the newspaper The Liberator, started the American Anti-Slavery Society in 1833, where many people, including Angelina and Sarah Granky, the daughters of a southern slave owner, spoke out against the evils and injustices of slavery. Fredrick Douglass and Sojourner Truth, two escaped slaves, gave speeches and lectures on the inhumanity of slavery . Douglass even started his own newspaper, The North Star, and inspired Truth to begin speaking out.Harriet Tubman (pictured below), also an escaped slave, decided to risk her own life so that other slaves could be free. She was a conductor on the Underground Railroad, a network of people who helped slaves escape to freedom. Tubman helped slaves escape even after her bounty went to forty thousand dollars. Despite these efforts, the abolitionist movement had not made a difference in the south.

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Women Still Fighting For Our Rights Today

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Women Still Fighting For Our Rights Today

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if you would like to read more about women's rights, click this link. https://www.globalfundforwomen.org/womens-human-rights/#.WrVSDGinG00
to watch a video on the impact Susan B. Anthony, click below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjeiG18i8wM

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Women have been oppressed and treated unfairly for a very long time. In fact, we've only had the right to vote or hold any official government offices for less than 100 years. There weren't even laws against women being abused by their husbands. Women could be abused with no consequence to the husband. As soon as a woman was married, her wages and properties became her husbands. This has changed thanks to many people, including Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and Lucy Stone.

These people started the fight for women's equality with a very important document called the Declaration of Sentiments, which argues for our rights at school, church, home, work, and political scenes. They held a convention in New York for women's equality, which allowed people to share ideas leading to women's equality. Slowly but surely, these ideas grew closer to becoming reality when New York "allowed" women to keep their property and earnings after marriage, as well as Massachusetts and Indiana new divorce laws in women's favor.
Even today, we are still having to fight for our rights, but we are taking every victory we get.We still have a long way to go until women are considered equal to men, but with the way things are going right now, we will get there.