Women played crucial roles in the abolitionist movement, often serving as leaders, organizers, and educators. Many, like Sojourner Truth and Harriet Tubman, used their unique experiences to advocate for freedom, highlighting the interconnectedness of slavery and gender oppression. Women’s groups organized petitions, public speaking events, and written campaigns to raise awareness about the horrors of slavery. The movement also provided women with a platform to assert their rights, leading to the early suffrage movement. Their contributions were vital in shaping public opinion and advancing the cause of abolition.