1818-1893) Abolitionist and women's rights activist who kept her maiden name after marriage and inspired other women—"Lucy Stoners"—to follow her example. Though she campaigned to include women in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments, she did not join Stanton and Anthony in denouncing the amendments when it became clear the changes would not be made. In 1869 she founded the American Woman Suffrage Association, which lobbied for suffrage primarily at the state level.

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