"Men, their rights, and nothing more; women, their rights, and nothing less."( qtd. In Helmer 1) My historical figure is Anthony Brownell Anthony. She was a women when women weren't allowed to do many things. And the main thing that she changed was voting. When she voted illegally she had the bravery to face a full jury of men to stand up for women. All of her speech tactics that she used that changed the way people viewed women's rights. And all of the organizations that she created paved way for her civil rights legacy. Anthony B Anthony's many accomplishments during the civil rights movement for women's suffrage make her worthy of being considered to be placed on United States Currency.
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She opened and inspired the eyes of many. Anthonys tactics made her crowd interested in what she i talking about and she made it easy to understand her. She travels constantly to spread the word for gender equality. One of her most moving speeches was the great unpaid laborer. She believed women should not be told to have a small voice (Anthony web). She also feels like girls should be able to run jump and play with the boys if you want. For the most part Elizabeth Cady Stanton wrote the speeches. Since She had a family of over seven girls to take care of it was difficult to travel and provide speeches for many people. So, Anthony took it into her hands to provide these speeches. She knew what she was getting into. She was really opening herself up for criticism among many people. She worked with so many unique people due to these speeches. Such as Harriet Tubman. She worked for other fights besides women's suffrage. She helped out with coeducation making easier and better for women when it came to getting equal pay from their jobs. Her speeches were described as lighthearted and fun. She seemed to also be very organized in her speech so it's easier to follow along and understand.
When Anthony wanted to have fair rights for …show more content…
She opened and inspired the eyes of many. Anthonys tactics made her crowd interested in what she i talking about and she made it easy to understand her. She travels constantly to spread the word for gender equality. One of her most moving speeches was the great unpaid laborer. She believed women should not be told to have a small voice (Anthony web). She also feels like girls should be able to run jump and play with the boys if you want. For the most part Elizabeth Cady Stanton wrote the speeches. Since She had a family of over seven girls to take care of it was difficult to travel and provide speeches for many people. So, Anthony took it into her hands to provide these speeches. She knew what she was getting into. She was really opening herself up for criticism among many people. She worked with so many unique people due to these speeches. Such as Harriet Tubman. She worked for other fights besides women's suffrage. She helped out with coeducation making easier and better for women when it came to getting equal pay from their jobs. Her speeches were described as lighthearted and fun. She seemed to also be very organized in her speech so it's easier to follow along and understand.