Public Years of Sarah and Angelina Grimke

Discover the powerful voices of Sarah Moore Grimke and Angelina Emily Grimke in Public Years of Sarah and Angelina Grimke, authored by Sarah Grimké and published by Columbia University Press in 1991. This compelling paperback edition spans 380 pages and offers a profound exploration of the Grimke sisters, who were the first women from a southern slave-holding family to advocate publicly for the abolition of slavery in America.

The book features a rich collection of their eloquent political writings, providing readers with insights into their groundbreaking contributions to social justice. An informative introduction situates the Grimkes within their historical and political context, making this work not only a vital piece of literature but also an essential resource for understanding the early abolitionist movement. Join the journey of these remarkable women and their fight for freedom and equality.