Girls Interrupted - Hacking Abolition (5)

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In my last post, I focused on Hannah More's move beyond sentiment in her abolition writing, and especially through her famous poem Slavery, toward social action.

Here, I pick up where I left off, continuing the exploration of how her abolition poetry was written to urgently stimulate people, women especially, toward action.

There's some great lessons that we can glean as we look to address modern day slavery today through writing and...