In an 1866 speech before the Eleventh Women's Rights Convention, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper argued white women's suffrage

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Frances Ellen Watkins Harper argued that white women's suffrage would also benefit African Americans, as both groups faced similar obstacles in achieving equal rights and representation. She believed that by working together, they could create a stronger movement for social and political change.

In an 1866 Speech Before the Eleventh Women's Rights Convention