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Phillis Wheatley was an enslaved African poet in colonial America who wrote poetry advocating for freedom and equality. Her work challenged societal norms and inspired others to consider the humanity of enslaved individuals. Wheatley's writings promoted the cause of abolition and encouraged colonists to confront the moral implications of slavery.

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