'I am a woman's rights' ; 'And ain't I a woman?' ; 'What will become of the poor slaveholder?' ; 'We'll have our rights ; see if we don't' ; 'I shall hail you where slaveholders do not come' ; 'What has become of the love I ought to have for my children?' ; 'I told them I had bloomers enough when I was in boondage' ; 'Does not God love colored children as well as white children?' ; 'God, what ails this Constitution?' ; 'We do as much, we eat as much, we want as much' ; 'If men had not taken something that did not belong to them they would not fear' ; 'Women can work. If they can dig up stumps they can vote' ; 'I must sojourn once to the ballot-box before I die' ; 'Did Jesus ever say anything against women? Not a word' ; 'What will such lives as you live do for humanity' ; 'I can't read a book, but I can read the people' ; 'You take no interest in the colored people' ; ' Instead of sending these people to Liberia, why can't they have a colony in the West?' ; 'Lord, what wilt thou have me to do?' / Sojourner Trruth -- 'We have planted the vines, they have eaten the fruits of them' / Maria Stewart -- 'The free operatives of Britain manufacture the material which the slaves have produced' / Sarah Parker Remond -- 'Create something ... that's the life test at last' / Edmonia Goodelle Highgate -- 'Often have I been told if I were a man I would be hung' / Jennie Carter -- 'The best way for a man to prove that he can do a thing is to do it' / Fannie Jackson Coppin -- 'We are the heirs of a past which was not our fathers' moulding' / Anna Julia Cooper -- 'We are women, American women' / Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin.