ANGELINA GRIMKE

ABOUT ME

• I was born into a free, wealthy, slave owning family, in Charleston, South Carolina, on February 20, 1805.
• Later I began to realize how unfair slavery was and became an abolitionist.
• So I moved to Philadelphia in the 1820's to get away from living in a slave-dependent home.
• I was a Christian but converted to Quakerism when I moved to Philadelphia.
• I believe slavery is against the Bible and God.

MY PORTRAIT

QUOTE BY ME

WHAT I BELIEVE ABOUT SLAVERY AND WOMENS RIGHTS

• Slavery is against God and the Bible
• All men and women should be treated equal
• Black and white people should be treated equal
• We are all children of God therefore we are all the same
• It says in the Bible that men and women were created equal

WOMEN PROTESTING IN FRONT OF THE WHITE HOUSE FOR WOMEN'S RIGHTS