During the abolitionist movement, many women were promoting the equality of women as well. Elizabeth Cady Stanton was one of the many contributors in the women's rights movement. Elizabeth along with other women was against the 15th amendment because it only pertained to men and discriminated women. She fought for another amendment that granted women the right to vote. The woman suffragists split into two groups in 1869, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton along with Susan B. Anthony established the National Woman Suffrage Association. Elizabeth supported many adjustments to enhance the lives of women in America. Her work included giving speeches around the country, working with other woman’s suffrage advocates, and even writing books that became nationally