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... Truth who saved the day with one of the most electri- fying speeches in the history of the woman's rights movement . Attacking the charge that women were weak , Sojourner Truth raised her bare arm : “ Look at my arm ! I have ploughed ...
... Truth who saved the day with one of the most electri- fying speeches in the history of the woman's rights movement . Attacking the charge that women were weak , Sojourner Truth raised her bare arm : “ Look at my arm ! I have ploughed ...
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... Sojourner Truth she was religious , but unlike Sojourner who was a pacifist , Harriet Tubman believed that the struggle to end slavery would have to be bloody . Whereas Sojourner Truth could and would stand up to any man and verbally de ...
... Sojourner Truth she was religious , but unlike Sojourner who was a pacifist , Harriet Tubman believed that the struggle to end slavery would have to be bloody . Whereas Sojourner Truth could and would stand up to any man and verbally de ...
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... Sojourner Truth commented on her call for universal suffrage , " If you bait the suffrage - hook with a woman you will certainly catch a black man . " This would imply that she did not oppose black male suffrage but looked upon it as a ...
... Sojourner Truth commented on her call for universal suffrage , " If you bait the suffrage - hook with a woman you will certainly catch a black man . " This would imply that she did not oppose black male suffrage but looked upon it as a ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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