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Sarah and Angelina encouraged people to join the fight (passively) for equality and freedom, two things that we have today.
Sarah and Angelina Grimke didn't like slavery or the lack of equality women were experiencing.
The Grimke sisters were successful in bringing more female support to the abolitionist cause and leading the way for women's rights activists. In doing so they inspired many people to join them in their journey for equality. But it turned out that many of their ideas and opinions were
just ahead of their time.
I don't think that the Grimke sisters were obsessed with achieving their goal. They might have been a little fanatical with all of the writing and speeches but I thought that their passive approach was very practical.
The Grimke family owned hundreds of slaves so it is strange that Sarah and Angelina became such strong abolitionists. They were also some of the first women's rights activists and female abolitionists.
Sarah and Angelina published many pamphlets and letters to get the attention and support of specific groups of people and toured churches in the northern states where
they spoke.