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Does 'All Men Are Created Equal' Include Women?

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By Parul Sehgal Verified
| Breaking One
"The only question left to be settled, now, is: Are women persons?" -- Susan B. Anthony, 1873 -- On Nov. 5, 1872, in Rochester, New York, 15 American women left their homes to commit a crime. Their leader, a woman in her 50s with a famously cool, unwavering gaze, was arrested later that month.
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Frederick Douglass’s Demand for Citizenship Is Still Radical

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By Jia Lynn Yang Verified, A.O. Scott Verified, Parul Sehgal Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Jia Lynn Yang is a Times senior writer. She previously served as the national editor. June 8, 2026 In the Edward P. Jones historical novel, “The Known World,” there is a harrowing scene in which a freed slave named Augustus Townsend encounters a group of patrolmen one night on the dark country roads of antebellum Virginia. They are on the lookout for runaway slaves.
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They’re Some of the Most Famous Words Ever Written. Have You Ever Really Read Them?

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By A.O. Scott Verified, Parul Sehgal Verified, Jia Lynn Yang Verified
| nestia.com
America, One Line At a Time The United States was written into being. Now, 250 years after the Declaration of Independence, we look at six sentences that shaped the American story — taken from a founding document, an incendiary speech, a classic autobiography, an inaugural address, a protest song and a baseball cap. They’re Some of the Most Famous Words Ever Written. Have You Ever Really Read Them? By A.O. Scott A.O. Scott is a Times critic who writes about literature and ideas.
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