Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society

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The Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society was a leading 19th-century abolitionist organization in Pennsylvania that campaigned for the immediate end of slavery and equal rights for African Americans through advocacy, publications, and public activism.

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instanceOf 19th-century organization
abolitionist organization
anti-slavery society
activeIn 19th century
antebellum period
advocatedFor abolition of slavery without compensation to slaveholders
moral suasion against slavery
political action against slavery
aimedFor end of racial discrimination
equal rights for African Americans
immediate abolition of slavery
collaboratedWith national abolitionist organizations
other state anti-slavery societies
country United States of America
surface form: United States
focusRegion Northern United States NERFINISHED
Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
ideology immediatism
locatedIn Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
movement abolitionism
anti-slavery movement in the United States
notableActivity campaigning for Black civil rights in Pennsylvania courts and legislature
circulating anti-slavery petitions
organizing anti-slavery lectures in Pennsylvania
publishing anti-slavery literature
opposed colonization schemes for African Americans
gradual emancipation
racial segregation
slavery in the United States
partOf American abolitionist movement NERFINISHED
supported African American civil rights
Black education
Black suffrage
legal equality for African Americans
usedMedium anti-slavery newspapers
anti-slavery pamphlets
public addresses
usedMethod advocacy
lectures
petitions
public activism
public meetings
publications

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Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society collaboratedWith Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society