Described by some as “the only colored woman to gain a national reputation as a speaker in the years preceding the Civil War,” __________ emerged as a powerful voice for women’s suffrage as well as for African American rights
A) Harriet Jacobs
B) Ellen Craft
C) Mary Kelly
D) Sojourner Truth
Answer: D
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