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Howard University is probably the most famous historically Black university. It's notable alumni include Vice President Elect Kamala Harris, Chadwick Boseman, and Debbie Allen.

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Frederick Douglass fought not only for Black lives, but also for women's suffrage. He formed the American Equal Rights Association with Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B Anthony.

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One of the least noted abolitionists, David Walker, publicly demanded the end of slavery and put his life on the line for it, even though he isn't well known, many think that he should be.

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Some of the most historically important figures when to Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Some of these people include, MLK, Ida B Wells, Booker T Washington and W.E.B Du Bois.

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There were many different abolitionists but one of the most well known and successful ones was William Lloyd Garrison, who published the Liberator. His most daring and famous act was when he burned a copy of the Constitution because it permitted slavery.

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"'Aint I a Woman" which was a speech by Sojourner Truth was not actually the real speech that she recited, the people that copied it down on records copied it down wrong and to this day we don't know what she really said, we know the general idea of it.

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Harriet Tubman worked as a spy for the Union Army, she also worked as a nurse and a cook. She got important information for John Brown, and helped him arrange the raid at Harpers Ferry.