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Lucy Stone and the Right to Vote
Lucy Stone, the first Massachusetts woman to earn a college degree (Oberlin College, 1847), lectured for the American Anti-Slavery Society. At the same time she discussed issues relating to women's rights. especially the right to vote. In 1850, she helped organize the first national women's rights convention in Worcester.
Lucy Stone later founded the American Woman Suffrage Association and published the Woman's Journal, "the voice of the woman's movement."
