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SOL: VUS.8c.  Led anti-lynching campaigns to the U.S. Govt. through activist groups.  Active feminist.  Pushed for women’s suffrage.

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1 SOL: VUS.8c

2  Led anti-lynching campaigns to the U.S. Govt. through activist groups.  Active feminist.  Pushed for women’s suffrage.

3  Accepted segregation.  Influenced by Frederick Douglass.  Believed that education was the key to equality.  Emphasized vocational training.  African-Americans would achieve equality by being self-sufficient.

4  Founded the N.A.A.C.P.  Disagreed with B.T. Washington.  Education was meaningless w/o equality.  Demanded immediate equality for African- Americans.

5  African-Americans moving north to take jobs in the factories.

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