How did women’s participation in the abolitionist movement enable them to raise issues of their own national rights and freedoms?

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Sergei Vasilenko · Answer 1 · 2020-03-11T05:08:23+0000

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Women’s participation in the abolitionist movement allowed them to raise issues of their own natural rights largely because it turned them into activists. It gave them the idea that they could participate in the political arena just as men could.

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