Read the following excerpt from a speech delivered by Maria W. Stewart to the New England Anti-Slavery Society in 1832:
"Why sit ye here and die? If we say we will go to a foreign land, the war and the famine is there; if we sit still, we shall die here. Oh, ye daughters of Africa, awake! awake! arise! no longer sleep nor slumber, but distinguish yourselves. Show to the world that ye are endowed with noble and exalted faculties..."
In this excerpt, Stewart most directly exhorts African American women to combat oppression through which of the following actions?
- AOrganizing immediate emigration to West Africa or other foreign territories
- BRestricting their activism to covert, domestic resistance to avoid public hostility
- Developing their intellectual talents and taking active, public roles in self-uplift and educationCevap
- DPrioritizing coalition-building with white women's suffrage groups over the immediate abolition of slavery
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Developing their intellectual talents and taking active, public roles in self-uplift and education
In the speech, Maria W. Stewart directly calls upon African American women to awaken and demonstrate their intellectual and moral capabilities to the world, promoting education and public leadership as vital tools against racial prejudice.
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Black Abolitionism and Anti-Slavery Activism
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