The constitution of the first female abolitionist society, started by free Black women in Massachusetts.
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An advertisement that demonstrates the immediate popularity and reach of Harriet Beecher Stowe’s masterwork.
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Four sources that demonstrate the scope and scale of the Sanitary Fairs organized by Union women.
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A video reenactment of a speech given by Black activist Frances Ellen Watkins Harper at the 11th National Woman’s Rights Convention in 1866.
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A reverend highlights the ongoing threat of sexual violence faced by Black women in the Reconstruction era.
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A newspaper article that recounts Black women’s participation in political meetings.
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