Elizabeth Cady Stanton, a leading figure in the women's suffrage movement, effectively used solidarity as a tool in her quest for gender equality. Stanton recognized the power of unity among women and formed alliances with fellow suffragists including Susan B. Anthony to advocate for women's rights through organizing conventions, writing speeches and collaborating on key documents, like the Declaration of Sentiments. “I see all the journals from Maine to Texas, striving with each other to see which can make our movement seem more ridiculous.” (“One Woman One Vote”). Stanton fostered a sense of shared purpose and solidarity among women across the United States. By focusing on the common experiences and injustices faced by women, Stanton started