Speeches of Freedom: Susan B. Anthony (1873)

Susan B. Anthony
"On Women's Right to Vote" (Excerpt)
1873
As seen on "Norman Rockwell in Virtual Reality - The Four Freedoms"
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[@bettyjohnson1365]

Thank you for this. She was a brave, amazing woman.

[@BladimirButin]

She was a racist and belived whyte women were superior and she promoted and believed in limiting the rights for black and native Americans. As the movement progressed, others spoke loudly, including Susan B. Anthony, who stated, “I will cut off this right arm of mine before I will ever work or demand the ballot for the Negro and not the woman.”

[@howardtulloch9893]

Susan has died but her bravery and legacy will last forever 😊 thank you Susan b anthony for giving women the right to vote so that way our equality is the same today ✊ 🤜🤛

[@BladimirButin]

She was a racist

[@BladimirButin]

It was only for white women she was a racistv

[@BladimirButin]

She was a racist and belived whyte women were superior and she promoted and believed in limiting the rights for black and native Americans. As the movement progressed, others spoke loudly, including Susan B. Anthony, who stated, “I will cut off this right arm of mine before I will ever work or demand the ballot for the Negro and not the woman.”