Mary Livermore
Journalist and social reform activist
Born
December 19th, 1820
204 years ago
Died
1905
120 years ago — 85 years old
Category
Activists & Humanitarians
Country
United States
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Active in the 19th century, this individual contributed significantly to journalism and social reform movements. Established a career in writing and editorial work, and co-founded the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association. Engaged in the women's rights movement, advocated for abolition and women's roles in social improvement. Served as an editor for several publications, addressing issues of the time, including equality and education. Participated in various conventions and was involved in fundraising efforts for the Union Army during the Civil War.
Co-founded the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Edited the 'The Woman's Journal'
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