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Susan B. Anthony would have this "You Go, Girl" wallpaper on her phone. Susan believed in the power of women, and this wallpaper would come as a reminder to her of what she stood for and what she was trying to make happen. Throughout the many, protests and laws that Susan was fighting for, not everyone was on her side. Many of the men that were leaders and business men at the time did not believe that women should have the same rights that they do. By having this wallpaper, it could have given Susan the motivation she needed to keep going, even when not everyone was on her side.

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Susan checked the news app every morning and night because she always wanted to be up to beat with the new news. She needed to know what was going on with women in the world. Susan loved reading to news to check what other women were being successful because she loved reading stories about strong women that would inspire her.

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Susan would love posting on twitter. She was always tweeting motivating quotes for women to read so they could realize how amazing they are. She also enjoyed making live videos on twitter. In her weekly live videos she would talk about goals, ways to get involved as an activist, and share some stories about incredible things that some incredible women did that week.

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Similarly to twitter, Susan used Youtube to post about equality for women. She used this platform to share her view even further. Her videos were always about how to be a successful woman and how to not let people get in the way of that. She gave women pointers that would allow them to be successful without letting the people that doubted women get in the way. Susan was always positive in her videos and she enjoyed sharing positive stories about strong and motivating women.

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This picture is a group photo of the Women's Rights Movement leaders. These women came together for political campaigns , dealing with issues on reproductive rights, domestic violence, maternity leave, equal pay, women's suffrage, sexual harassment, and sexual violence. This picture would be on Susan B. Anthony's phone because it represents that group of ladies that helped make what she believed in possible.

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Another issue Susan B. Anthony worked to solve was women, at the time, not having the right to vote. To eventually get the right to vote, many political campaigns and protests took place, represented by this picture. Once these protests payed off, Women's Suffrage, allows women the right to vote in elections. This picture would be on Susan's phone because it is a way of representing the hard work that went into giving women the right to vote. She had to fight for what she believed in, and this was one of the many ways she did that.

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Once Susan had accomplished what she believed was right, she wanted to share her story with others. Sharing the work she put into getting women equal rights later on was able to motivate other women into fighting for what they believe in. She wanted to share the process and hard work that went into all of this, her reason for helping Ida Husted Harper write about her life before she passed away. Susan would have this picture in her phone to remind herself of all she had done and accomplished throughout her life, all summarized in a book that could be used to motivate others in the future. She would be able to look at the book, and know that she left a mark on the history of women's rights for everyone.

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Respect - Arithra Franklin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FOUqQt3Kg0
"R-E-S-P-E-C-T, find out what it means to me. R-E-S-P-E-C-T,  take care, TCB." "Respect" was one of Susan's favorite songs because it represented one of the most important ideas that Susan was trying to convey. As a woman rights activist, she wanted respect for women. She wanted to convey this message to all of the people that were not giving women respect. She  also wanted to tell them to, "take care," and, "TCB (take care of business." She wants these people to take care of business meaning that they need to start caring about women and respecting them.

Stronger - Kelley Clarkson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg_1atgn4jk
"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger
Stand a little taller
What doesn't kill you makes a fighter"
"Stronger" was another one of Susan's favorite songs because she strongly believed in the message it was conveying. Susan wanted equal rights for women and she believed that Kelly also wanted women to be treated equally through this song. Susan beleived that she was a fighter and stronger because of the people that were not allowing women to have equal rights. She fought against them because she cared so much about working for equal rights for women. This belief is what made her stronger because she wanted to fight for her cause as hard as she could. She would always, "stand a little taller," because she knew that she was a huge part of getting equal rights for women and she knew she had to stand tall for all women and represent them and their strength. She stood tall because she was always extremely proud of women and their success and wanted to show it off.

Run The World - Beyonce
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8t078YDojM
"Who run the world?
Girls"

"I'm repping for the girls,
who taking over the world."
The last of Susan's favorite songs was "Run the World," by Beyonce. Being a women's right activist, Susan strongly believed that women had a ton of power and strength and success. She believed that because of these qualities girls would run the world. Susan was a strong acitivist for all women everywhere. Therefore, she also was, "repping for the girls, who taking over the world." She saw the potential and strength that women had and she believed they were running the world because of how incredible they were.

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Mary Stafford Anthony
Susan B. Anthony

M: Hey are you hearing about what's happening at the Seneca Falls convention?
S: Yes, I'm here!
M: No way. I need updates. What's all going on?
S: They've been discussing the social, civil and religious condition and rights of women.
M: Any progress? Is anyone going to take action?
S: Mary you won't believe what they've decided!!
M: What Susan?
S: They just demanded equal social status and legal rights for women called the declaration of sentiments!!
M: Our work has payed off!! What's going on now?
S: nm

The Seneca Falls convention was the very first women's rights convention. This would be a text found in Susan's phone, as it is where all of the change began. This text  would be with her sister, Mary Stafford Anthony, as she was also a women's rights activists, involved in the same things Susan was. From the Seneca Falls convention came the 'Declaration of Sentiments,' which demanded equal social status and legal rights for women. Making this much progress at the very first convention, meant that the future for women's rights was bright, and Susan and her sister Mary were a big part of that.