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Belle was getting off a boat and asked an abolitionist if she can stay in her house. She asked her name she Isabella answered Sojourner then asked her last name she said.

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Sojourner Truth is best known for her extemporaneous speech on racial inequalities, "Ain't I a Woman?" delivered at the Ohio Women's Rights Convention in 1851.

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Belle heard that selling Peter to a Southern state is against the law. She went to the Court House, there she filed a complaint against the man that sold Peter out of the state. The judge agreed. She was one of the first woman to solve a case like this.

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Her owner heard about this and decided to release her one year later. Sojourner was furious. Sojourner waited for the year to be free. But her owner didn't let her go so that night she left the house.

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A few years later good news arrived every body born in July 4, 1797-1799 would be released. This was great news for Isabella she was happy but not so happy because her husband and children will still be a slave.

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In 1806 she was sold to John Neely. Then she got sold to John Dumont. He bragged about her. He said that she was nearly 13 years old and stood 6ft tall. 😮

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Kids learn about the biography of Sojourner Truth, a slave who escaped, fought for her son in the courts, and then became an abolitionist working for the freedom of all slaves.

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Because her parents were slaves she was a slave too. Isabella worked in a plantation.

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Sometime around 1797 , Isabella was born.