The First Women's Abolitionist Society Changed History—And Nobody Knows In February 1832, a groundbreaking moment happened that changed the course of American activism—and history forgot about it. A group of free Black women in Salem, Massachusetts organized the first women's antislavery society in the United States. Not the second. Not the auxiliary. The first. According to historical records preserved by the American Anti-Slavery Society, these women declared themselves "convinced of the impor

🎨 Step into our special exhibition to see masterpieces of Canadian impressionism and objects that carry you back to the early 1900s. 🖼️ Visit River of Dreams – Impressionism on the St. Lawrence https://bit.ly/3XoEU1g Organized and circulated by McMichael Canadian Art Collection. | Canadian Museum of History