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Reform & Rights

Abolitionists, suffragists, organizers and advocates who changed what Americans were entitled to.

All Civil Rights & Social Reform Indigenous Leaders & Native Nations Environment, Agriculture & Food
Role: Any Activist 70 Author 21 Tribal Leader 18 Abolitionist 12 Conservationist 12 Military Commander 10 Religious Leader 10 Biologist 7 Journalist 7 Suffragist 7 Educator 6 Legislator 5 Catalyst 4 Labor Organizer 4 Lawyer 4 Public Health Leader 4
Order: Most notable By term A–Z Born earliest Born latest Longest lived Shortest lived

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César Chávez 1927–1993Civil Rights & Social ReformLabor leader and civil rights activist who co-founded the United Farm Workers union.Bayard Rustin 1912–1987Civil Rights & Social ReformCivil rights strategist who organized the 1963 March on Washington and championed LGBTQ and labor rights.A. Philip Randolph 1889–1979Civil Rights & Social ReformLabor and civil-rights leader who pressured presidents to desegregate defense work and the armed forces.Dolores Huerta b. 1930Civil Rights & Social ReformLabor leader and civil rights activist who co-founded the United Farm Workers with Cesar Chavez.