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Fanny Wright

Definition:

Fanny Wright refers to Frances Wright, a Scottish-born American social reformer, writer, and lecturer who lived from 1795 to 1852. She was an advocate for women's rights, abolition of slavery, and free thought.

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As a proper noun:

Fanny Wright was a prominent figure in the early feminist movement.

You can learn more about Fanny Wright's philosophy and activism in her published works.

As a common noun:

The phrase "pulling a Fanny Wright" refers to advocating for social justice causes fearlessly.

Fanny Wright's ideas on education and equality were ahead of her time.

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