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American Civil Rights activist, Baptist minister, and served as a politician in the Democratic party. Born 1941.

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Spokesperson for women's activism and journalist in the 60s. She fought for reproductive rights and the Equal Rights Amendment. Born 1934.

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Prominent figure and spokesperson for the Black community and leader of the Civil Rights Movement. Revered for using non-violent methods of change, like peaceful protest. Born 1929.

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Civil rights leader, suffragette, and editor of the first newspaper written by and for African-American women. Would lay foundation for 19th Amendment. Born 1842.

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Women's rights activist. Born 1820.

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Abolitionist and anti-slavery movement leader. Born 1818.

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Women's suffrage leader. Born 1815.

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Abolitionist, journalist, and suffragist who advocated for immediate emancipation and guarantee of rights for all slaves. Born 1805.

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French abolitionist and women's rights leader. Beheaded at the guillotine for her beliefs. Although French, the ideals she held were heavily echoed in the US after. Born 1748.

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Philosopher, wrote of the natural rights that all humans are born with. Laid foundation for future suffrage arguments. Born 1737.