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This document provides an introduction to Jessica and her interests as well as background information on Susan B. Anthony and her accomplishments. It discusses that Jessica enjoys spending time with her son and family and hopes to become a school psychologist. It then outlines Susan B. Anthony's history as an activist who fought for women's suffrage and was a founding member of the National Women's Suffrage Association, advocating for women's rights and equal treatment regardless of sex. The document concludes by detailing Susan B. Anthony's legacy through being featured on coins and stamps in honor of her work fighting for women's right to vote.
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