Elizabeth Cady Stanton is a prominent 19th‑century American suffragist and abolitionist, co‑organizer of the first women's rights convention, and a foundational figure in the fight for woman suffrage. Her name is frequently used in discussions of feminist history, political reform, and public speeches. The pronunciation focuses on clear enunciation of the two given names and the surname, with attention to unstressed syllables.
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