women's rights
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- Good Dad! But is it true women had no property rights??
- Early Life
- Cady-Stanton was lucky to be raised in a well-off family that allowed her to get an education. She born in 1815 in upstate New York.
- Elizabeth, how is the law book?
- We are allowed in, but alas we cannot talk. Stuck behind a curtain as they discuss.
- How unfortunate. But we still must hear what they talk of. Even if we are deemed unable to add.
- Both Elizabeth and Henry were let in to the anti-slavery conference, but Henry could speak and Elizabeth could not. This is where she met Lucretia Mott.
- I am sorry you cannot speak dear, I will talk for us both.
- Women are unfit to speak! They should be home!!
- Lucretia and Elizabeth hold a convention for women's rights. They worry they pushed too far for voting rights. But on day 2, Fredrick Douglass backs Elizabeth.
- It's amazing that men don't see their wrongdoings toward their mothers, wives, and sisters!!
- Yes, it's a good thing we're having this convention to show women that they can have a vote Elizabeth.
- Consent is important. They should have rights.
- Up to 300 people ended up showing to listen to this.
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