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๐ทVisit to the Franklin Pierce Manse in Concord, #NH
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@BlackHeritageNH@twitter 's Frederick Douglass reading of "What to the Slave is your Fourth of July?" In Concord, NH
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#BlackHistoryIsAmericanHistory
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Harriet E. Wilson historical marker dedication (20230520) #flickr https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAEyxw
#NHHistory in #Milford, #NH
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#NHHistory in #Milford, #NH
#BlackHistory is #AmericanHistory
Harriet E. Wilson historical marker dedication (20230520)
Explore this photo album by Marc Nozell on Flickr!
... As a founder of the American Civil Liberties Union, Flynn advocated for women's rights. Including supporting their right to vote and access to birth control. She joined the Communist Party in 1936 and was sent to prison in 1951 under the notorious Smith Act.
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#NHPolitics #NHHistory #TheRebelGirl #ACLU #WomensRights #SmithAct #CivilLiberty
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, "The Rebel Girl" --
Born in Concord, #NH in 1890, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn was a nationally known labor leader, civil libertarian and feminist organizer. She joined the Industrial Workers of the World at age 17 where her fiery speeches earned her the nickname "The Rebel Girl."
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Born in Concord, #NH in 1890, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn was a nationally known labor leader, civil libertarian and feminist organizer. She joined the Industrial Workers of the World at age 17 where her fiery speeches earned her the nickname "The Rebel Girl."
#NHPolitics #NHHistory #TheRebelGirl #ACLU
