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- By. Anne Rockwell
- Presented by. Nicholas Goudeau
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- Sojourner was born in 1797 and raised as a slave in New York.
- Sojourner was freed in 1826.
- In 1850 Sojourner Truth spoke at the National Women’s Right’s
Convention.
- In 1864, Sojourner Truth set up to help newly freed slave from the south
find shelter and work.
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- When Sojourner was born her dad and mom got sick, but people say her dad
was as tall and strong as a tree. Her mom was 6ft tall and very strong.
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- Spoke about the bible.
- A very good mother.
- A strong tall woman.
- A very good singer.
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- Sojourner liked to tell the story of Moses and how he saved the slaves
from the pharos. She told that many times to her children.
- Sojourner always told people to remember to treat others the way you
want to be treated.
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- Sojourner Truth died in 1883 in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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