Sojourner truth
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Sojourner Truth
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Sojourner Truth was a African-American women abolitionist and women rights activist
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She was born November 26,1883, she was born into slavery.
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Her birth name is Isabella Baumfree, but in 1843 she changed it Sojourner Truth.
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Truth was one of the 11 children born to James and Elizabeth Baumfree.
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Her master Charles Hardenbergh died in 1806, made Truth sold at an auction for $100.
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Around 1815,Truth met and fell in love with a man named Robert.
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When Robert snuck over to see truth and was beaten really,really bad.
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Truth, never saw him again but, she found out that he died from the injuries.
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Her owner forced her to marry a slave named Thomas.
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On june 1,1843, Truth change her name to Sojourner Truth.
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In 1850 her book was published by William Lloyd Garrison called Narrative of Sojourner Truth: A Northern Slave.
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In 1851 Sojourner Truth had went to a Ohio Women Convention, and delivered a speech," Ain't I A Women."
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She traveled to Battle Creek to talk to people over the next 10 years.
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In 1864 Truth was accepted as National Freedman Association in Washington,D.C.
Truth died on November 26,1883 at age of 86.
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Interstate 194 was named after her.
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Calender of Saints remembers her on March 10 every year.
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