A writer with this surname wrote about a black woman who foregoes marriage and procreation so that there are less people for whites to abuse in her play Rachel.
A writer with this surname wrote about a black woman who foregoes marriage and procreation so that there are less people for whites to abuse in her play Rachel. While giving a speech, a member of this family won a debate against an angry audience member in Amesbury. A member of this family responded to an attack with the "Letters to Caroline Beecher", while another member of this family published the tract "Appeal to the Christian Women of the South". Those two members of this family worked on a book subtitled "Testimony of a Thousand Witnesses". That book, American Slavery as It Is, was co-written by the husband of a member of this family, Theodore Weld. For 10 points, give this surname of Sarah and Angelina, two sisters who took up the cause of abolitionism.
A writer with this surname wrote about a black woman who foregoes marriage and procreation so that there are less people for whites to abuse in her play Rachel.
Grimke