The Grimké Sisters from South Carolina: Pioneers for Women's Rights and Abolition
by Gerda Lerner
Gerda Lerner’s study of the Grimké sisters explores their pioneering contributions to women’s rights and abolition. Centering these influential figures from South Carolina, the book places their activism within the broader history of American reform and the enduring struggle for social justice.
About This Book
Gerda Lerner examines the lives and public significance of the Grimké sisters from South Carolina.
The book focuses on their pioneering role in the struggle for women’s rights.
It also explores their connection to the movement for abolition.
This work offers a historical account of two women associated with major reform movements in American history.
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