On This Date in Minnesota History: March 28

March 28, 1870 – “Elizabeth Cady Stanton, abolitionist and women’s rights activist, visited St. Cloud,” Minn., on this date. She “delivered a speech on women’s rights titled ‘Open The Door.’  She persuaded that many doors be opened: ‘the church door, the door to all employments, the door to equal wages, the door to the ballot, and so on.”

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton

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