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Which black abolitionist spoke out for women’s rights and delivered the famous ""ain’t i a woman?"" speech?.

Which black abolitionist spoke out for women’s rights and delivered the famous ""ain’t i a woman?"" speech?.
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Which black abolitionist spoke out for women’s rights and delivered the famous ""ain’t i a woman?"" speech?.

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Sojourner Truth

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Sojourner Truth was a black woman rights activist in Ohio 1851

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