Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin on Congenial Souls
Born in Boston, Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin (1842-1924) grew upRead More →
Born in Boston, Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin (1842-1924) grew upRead More →
Anna Dickinson (1842-1932) was a major celebrity of her time.Read More →
Once upon a time, Anna Elizabeth Dickinson (1842 to 1932)Read More →
Laura Matilda Towne was a trained homeopathic physician. However, she was also an abolitionist. When calls went out for volunteers to help the freed slaves in the Sea Islands of South Carolina, Towne volunteered to go.Read More →
Mary Ashton Livermore was an author and poet, a noted journalist, abolitionist, public lecturer, and women’s right’s advocate. Read More →
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“I ask no monument, proud and high to arrest theRead More →
The Mother’s Day that we celebrate today with cards, candy,Read More →
Charlotte Forten Grimke was born in 1838 to a wealthyRead More →
Born in 1835 in Columbia, Georgia, Augusta Evans Wilson wasRead More →
“Good came out of evil, as it often does…” ThusRead More →
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