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What impacted me the most was when i found out that there were African Americans were helping as nurses and how the women helped the men when the were hurt and how they took care of them. Women don't get as much credit as they should because if it wasn't for us half of them would be dead. I just with they would have gotten the rights they had deserved.

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When the triangle fire happen it hurt me to hear how those women and the rest of the workers could have gotten out of the building. What really upset me was how they were treated as if they weren't even humans. They women were disrespected and worked in horrible conditions not to mention the pay was terrible. Now that I work I am thankful there are laws in the world to protect me from what they went through and i thank them for loosing their lives to make ours a little better.

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Came from a family of one o the wealthiest slaver owners. She also was the first women to speak in-front of a legislative body in the united states. was a women's rights activist, and as apart of the abolition movement. For her to be the first white southern women to do this I thought that was very courage's and i thought she was strong to go against her families slavery tradition.

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Was born into slavery and sold at a young age. later on had a total of 13 children who were also sold. Which was amazing to see how strong she was as a mother seeing her children being stolen from her. I also thought it was brave of her as a black women to stand up for what she believed in and gave other women a voice to speak up. Ohio Women's Rights Convention was where she gave her "Ain't I a woman" speech, which was a speech that hit my soul. She explain the brutal disrespect effected not only blacks but women.