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tangare [24]
3 years ago
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The moment you give women power (the ballot); that moment men will see to it that she has the way cleared for her.- Wendell Phil

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From the quote, what would you say Phillips thought about women’s rights?
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sveticcg [70]3 years ago
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Wendell Phillips was pro women's rights. He believed that if we came this far to be free, then all should have that freedom. From the quote itself you can see that he is Pro women's rights due to the fact that he states if you give woman the ability or power to vote and speak there mind men will see they have something worth listening to, and allow them to proceed.
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