Above all,nineteenth-century reform movements in the United States promoted racial equality.

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While some nineteenth-century reform movements such as abolitionism and the Seneca Falls Convention advocated for racial equality, many other reform movements did not prioritize or even actively worked against racial equality. For example, the temperance movement often relied on racist stereotypes to promote its goals and the eugenics movement promoted racist and ableist beliefs.

Above All,nineteenth-Century Reform Movements in the United States Promoted Racial