This is actually a controversial question.
Feminism is said to have started with First Wave feminism of the 19th century when [white] women chose to fight for the right to vote, own land, and equal right in marriage. The controversial part comes in that they fought purely for the rights of white women, overwhelmingly feminism has remained about white women and often excluded women of colour - for example, slaves.
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yes he did own slaves on the mount Vernon estate but realized it was wrong, and set them free in his will
March 22, 1972
March 22, 1972
she became the first woman clerk and earning the slaves salary
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When Georgia first became a state,It was made up of mostly prisoners, bums and slaves.
The first Europeans to arrive in Africa were Portuguese. Once there, they realized that some Africans "owned" other Africans, and purchased the first slaves. Portugal was also the first nation to abolish slavery.
I read somewhere that as time went on slavery became worse however, from a slaves first hand account I found out that some had better food and housing that poorer Europeans did.
African Americans came to America in the 15th century. They became slaves in 1502 until 1860.
was a converted muslm, who at first was a black supremeicist, but then he realized that we all needed to be equal, and became a huge player in the civil-right movement
Kai Wong's grandmother was one of the first Feminists of China who rejected foot-binding.