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I chose Booker T. Washington because he wanted to help out the black men right away. He also wrote a lot to share his experiences, and he liked to educate all of the country.

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I chose Booker T Washington because he helped black people as fast as possible. He used his own experiences to help others and work towards reform

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I choose Booker T. Washington because he was determined to help the black community succeed. By doing what he did, he made a difference by helping the black men get what they needed to become successful and independent.

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I chose W.E.B. DuBois becuase he was a black people who emerged as the most influential advocate in U.S, he was a feminist who supported the women's suffrage movement, also he fought for the education of the black people because that way they will be able to assume political charges as a way to increase the empathy and equality.

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I chose Margaret Sanger because she dedicated her life to legalizing birth control and making it universally available to women. So I think that she is a very important person for helping the women of that time.

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I chose Booker T Washington because he wanted to help black men succeed, he worked extremely hard, and he shared everything he went through in writing.

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I choose Booker because he was burn into slavery, and he suffered a lot to be a good men in a future, he was just allowed to go to the school after working from 4-9, and he work hard to become a the advisor to multiple U.S president. I also choose him because his birthday is the same day as mine.

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I chose Booker T. Washington because he wanted to help black men immediately, he didn't agree with W.E.B. Du Bois, and he wrote often to share his experiences and educate the rest of the United States.

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I chose Margaret Sanger because she was an outspoken and lifelong advocate for women's right to birth control. She also started her campaign to educate women about sex in 1912 by writing a newspaper column called "What Every Girl Should Know."  In 1916, she opened the first birth control clinic in the United States and was arrested days after.

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I chose Jane Addams because she founded the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom in 1919, and worked for many years to get the great powers to disarm and conclude peace agreements.

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I chose Alice Paul because she raises a glass in front of the suffrage flag. She was a very powerful activist who had made many powerful movements for her people.

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Alice Paul co-founded a prestigious and successful organization called the Congressional Union which campaigned for an amendment declaring women's suffrage. Alice Paul put a woman's desire for voice ahead of her own biological needs when she refused to eat for a significant amount of time and was eventually sentenced to prison and forced to eat so that she wouldn't have essentially sacrificed herself for the significance of the movement. Most importantly, she refused to submit to the idea that men deserved more than women. No matter how many people explained to her that her views were extreme she could not and would not accept or understand their reasoning.

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I chose Booker T. Washington because he was determined to teach black men how to do jobs without having to rely on somebody for help every time

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I choose Margaret Sanger because I'm a strong believer that women are in control of when they want to have children or be pregnant, so fighting for the legalization of birth control is very important to me.