Women's Rights Emerges within the Anti-Slavery Movement, 1830-1870: A Brief History with Documents (The Bedford Series in History and Culture) First Edition

bought this for my history class. never read it during the class and got a C like kinda sucked but like i’ve been in quarantine for 6 weeks so i read it and now i’ve been throwing down facts on all these girls in my DMs. gonna get married because of this book. wish i read it for class, woulda def got an A. oh well. you live and you learn. who wants to help plan a wedding with me?

Lots of great source articles in the book.

This book is full of information that will provide you will an abundant amount of knowledge. The pages are full of facts and stories that will truly give you an idea of what it was like for all women during this times of slavery and major gender inequality. It is so interesting to learning about the fight for not only women's rights, but the fight for black women's rights, especially while still enslaved.