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What's the most likely reason why Douglass supported women's rights and Irish home rule?​
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What's the most likely reason why Douglass supported women's rights and Irish home rule?​

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He was friends with many women, and he was also part-Irish. It was the politically correct thing to do. All 19th century abolitionists supported these two causes.

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