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Emancipation as the realization of the American birthright

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Emancipation as the realization of the American birthright

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When the first Americans arrived to America

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The women abolitionists who fought to end slavery since most monuments are just to men

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The women who were sexually assaulted during their time as slaves-Olivia

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The notion that the US was built upon the work of slaves

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Expanding upon the work of abolitionist 

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Expanding upon the work of abolitionist 

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Abolitionists that paved the way to ending slavery after Lincoln died. (13th amendment)

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An unmemorialized abolitionist who deserves more recognition

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An unmemorialized abolitionist who deserves more recognition

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Both African and indigenous slaves that died

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The Native American ideas about freedom that influenced the founding fathers

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Elijah Lovejoy and the right of freedom of speech and press and the abolitionists who fought for it

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The idea that Lincoln is responsible for the emancipation of slavery. In reality without the abolitionists he would have never freed the slaves.

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Who or what are you immortalizing and where?

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Who or what are you immortalizing and where?