she believed in equal rights because she thought it was not fair to women that all the women got to do was cook and clean
We cannot sum up her entire life in a sentence or two- this is a link to an article on her life- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susan_B._Anthony
That both men & women shall have equal rights. (American Equal Rights Association a.k.a. ERA)
Susan B. Anthony established the American Equal Rights Association. She worked with Lucretia Mott and Lucy Stone to do this. Anthony worked towards equal rights and specifically, the Women's Suffrage Movement.
suffrage
Susan B. Anthony became motivated to start reform in favor of women's rights as a result of experiencing gender discrimination as early as grade school when a teacher refused to show her how to do long division, something readily taught to males.
They believe woman should be equal to man.
That both men & women shall have equal rights. (American Equal Rights Association a.k.a. ERA)
Susan B. Anthony established the American Equal Rights Association. She worked with Lucretia Mott and Lucy Stone to do this. Anthony worked towards equal rights and specifically, the Women's Suffrage Movement.
Susan B. Anthony
There is not much to say or published about Susan B. Anthony's hobbies. She spent most of her life fighting for equal women's rights and helped to organize the National Women's League.
suffrage
Because she advocated and supported women's rights to being equal to men
Susan B. Anthony worked with Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucreita Mott and Lucy to help women get the right to vote. they established the American Equal Rights System and also Political weekly.
Many people led the struggle to give woman equal rights and the right to vote. One of those people was Susan B. Anthony
Susan B. Anthony became motivated to start reform in favor of women's rights as a result of experiencing gender discrimination as early as grade school when a teacher refused to show her how to do long division, something readily taught to males.
They believe woman should be equal to man.
its all thee above durr Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and Wilma Rudolph were the women which pushed the equal rights movement
mostly her best friend: Elizabeth Cady Stanton