Crystal Eastman

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Crystal Eastman was an American lawyer, feminist, pacifist, and pioneering civil liberties advocate who played a key role in the early 20th-century progressive and suffrage movements.

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Crystal Eastman canonical 17
Crystal Catherine Eastman 1
Max Eastman 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil liberties advocate
feminist
human
lawyer
pacifist
suffragist
causeOfDeath nephritis
child Annis Fuller
Jeffrey Fuller
coFounded American Civil Liberties Union
Feminist Alliance
National Woman's Party
The Liberator (magazine)
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
surface form: Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (U.S. section)
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1881-06-25
dateOfDeath 1928-07-08
educatedAt Columbia University
New York University School of Law
Vassar College
familyName Eastman
father Samuel Elijah Eastman
fullName Crystal Eastman self-linksurface differs
surface form: Crystal Catherine Eastman
givenName Crystal
knownFor pioneering civil liberties advocacy in the United States
mother Annis Bertha Ford Eastman
movement civil liberties movement
peace movement
progressive movement
women's suffrage movement
notableAchievement early advocate of birth control and reproductive rights
helped draft New York's first workers' compensation law
prominent advocate for the Equal Rights Amendment
notableFor linking feminism, pacifism, and socialism
notableWork "Now We Can Begin" (1920 essay)
co-founder of the American Civil Liberties Union
report on industrial accidents in New York (1909)
occupation activist
journalist
lawyer
placeOfBirth Marlborough, Massachusetts
surface form: Marlborough, Massachusetts, United States
placeOfDeath British Hospital for Mothers and Babies, London, England
politicalIdeology socialist feminism
positionHeld investigator for the New York State Commission on Employers' Liability and Causes of Industrial Accidents
residence Greenwich Village Historic District
surface form: Greenwich Village, New York City

London, England
New York City
sibling Crystal Eastman self-linksurface differs
surface form: Max Eastman
spouse Wallace J. Benedict
Walter Fuller

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American Civil Liberties Union foundedBy Crystal Eastman
Crystal Eastman fullName Crystal Eastman self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Crystal Catherine Eastman
Crystal Eastman sibling Crystal Eastman self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Max Eastman
The Liberator (magazine) foundedBy Crystal Eastman
"Now We Can Begin" (1920 essay) author Crystal Eastman
Annis Fuller childOf Crystal Eastman
Annis Fuller hasMother Crystal Eastman
National Woman's Party keyPerson Crystal Eastman
National Woman's Party notableMember Crystal Eastman
Feminist Alliance hasCoFounder Crystal Eastman
Feminist Alliance hasKeyPerson Crystal Eastman
Feminist Alliance notableMember Crystal Eastman
Feminist Alliance foundedBy Crystal Eastman
Samuel Elijah Eastman child Crystal Eastman
Jeffrey Fuller mother Crystal Eastman
Max Eastman sibling Crystal Eastman
Now We Can Begin author Crystal Eastman
Now We Can Begin workOf Crystal Eastman
Wallace J. Benedict spouse Crystal Eastman