James Forten's commitment to abolition never wavered, despite strong opposition. In 1831, he was inspired after hearing Frederick Douglass speak, leading Forten to sell his business and open the James Forten Sailors' Home to support African American seamen. A champion of human rights, he advocated not just for abolition, but also for temperance, women's suffrage, and equal rights. An inventor and petition organizer, Forten tirelessly fought for freed slaves and racial justice until he died in 1842. His life embodied an unwavering dedication to human freedom and equality.

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