Across
- 1. she is an advocate for human rights and education
- 5. she co-founded the United Farm Workers Union in 1962, which allowed agricultural workers to fight for liveable wages
- 6. she dedicated her life to the women's suffrage movement, or the fight to give women the right to vote
- 8. after escaping slavery, she traveled the country doing antiracism work and fighting for women's rights
- 10. she wrote poems, stories, essays on the topic of civil rights
- 12. she is famous for her work in freeing slaves through organizing the Underground Railroad
Down
- 2. she was a writer, activist, feminist, openly gay black woman, and a political powerhouse
- 3. she led an anti-racial violence campaign and brought justice to many victims through her newpaper writing and public speaking
- 4. she was active in presedential politics, holding the position of the 1st chair of the Presedential Commission on the Status of Women
- 7. she dedicated her life to fighting for civil rights and racial equality in America
- 9. she served as a justice on the US Supreme Court for 27 years
- 11. she organized boycotts, worked alongside Malcolm X in the fight to desegregate schools, and fought for justice for Japanese people who faced imprisonment during World War II