Tquisha And The Abolitionist Movement Analysis

Tquisha, it is most definitely interesting at the role women played in the abolitionist movement in a time when their role was supposed to be the home. There is a likelihood that the women of the era understood the oppression better due to their lack of rights in a society that they had fought just as hard to achieve. For instance, they protested England by not buying goods, making their own goods, and even fought in several battles (Schultz, 2009). Yet, when the war for “independence” was concluded, they really had achieved very little of their own.

Consider, the Grimke sisters, as you mentioned, promoting the slave rights only to be condemned by supposed religious leaders (Schultz, 2014). The courage it must have taken to stand up and call