Susan B Anthony: "Vote! Vote! Vote!" | SUNG HISTORY

Back in Adams, Massachusetts, 1820 America got a special lady. Her name was Susan B Anthony, she gave her voice to the injustice in the system, she gave the ladies a choice. For 60 years she was America's moral call to justice for all! Go

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! Just as Susan wanted,

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! She spent her life fighting for the vote! If you can, you know you really should! Susan B, doing all that good, so you could! She was a Quaker and she broke the mold for bravery. She advocated for the abolition of all slavery. She spoke of the brighter future that her actions showed.

His house of hers became a stop on the Underground Railroad! She was found guilty of voting in 1872. The judge told her to pay a fine which she said she would never do! Vote! Or get your parents to vote! Don't waste the right to vote! If you can, you know you really should! Susan B, doing everything she could to make you do it! The saddest thing about our heroine and what she tried, before the 19th amendment passed, she stood up and died. But Congress knew that she was the MVP of this game, so the 1920 amendment was in her name.

The fiercest fighter for freedom was unstoppable. His motto for his movement: Go vote! Get your sisters or your brothers to vote! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! If you can, you know you really should! Susan B, doing all that good, so you could! Susan B, doing all that good, so you could!