Lucretia Mott

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Quaker minister abolitionist feminist human women's rights activist

Lucretia Mott was a prominent 19th-century American Quaker minister, abolitionist, and early women's rights advocate who helped organize the Seneca Falls Convention.

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instanceOf Quaker minister →
abolitionist →
feminist →
human →
women's rights activist →
advocatedFor equal rights regardless of race or sex →
nonviolence →
women's suffrage →
birthName Lucretia Coffin →
coFounded American Equal Rights Association →
Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society →
Swarthmore College →
countryOfCitizenship United States of America →
educatedAt Nine Partners Boarding School →
ethnicGroup European American →
familyName Mott →
givenName Lucretia →
hasChild Anna Davis Hallowell →
Elizabeth Mott NERFINISHED →
Lucretia Mott (daughter) →
Maria Mott →
Martha Mott →
Thomas Mott →
knownFor Quaker ministry and reform preaching →
advocacy for abolition of slavery →
advocacy for women's rights →
organizing the Seneca Falls Convention →
memberOf American Anti-Slavery Society →
Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society →
Religious Society of Friends NERFINISHED →
movement abolitionism →
first-wave feminism →
peace movement →
women's suffrage movement →
notableWork Discourse on Woman →
Letters and speeches on abolition and women's rights →
Sermons to Medical Students →
occupation minister →
orator →
social reformer →
teacher →
opposed slavery in the United States →
participantIn Seneca Falls Convention →
World Anti-Slavery Convention (1840) →
placeOfBirth Nantucket, Massachusetts →
placeOfDeath Cheltenham, Pennsylvania →
religion Quakerism NERFINISHED →
residence Philadelphia, Pennsylvania →
sexOrGender female →
spouse James Mott →
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William Lloyd Garrison →
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Lucretia Mott ("Lucretia Mott (daughter)") →
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American abolitionist movement →
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American Anti-Slavery Society →
notableMember
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