One area where married and unmarried American women of all economic strata and races had parity was in voting. The story of a White woman seeing a Native woman sell a horse appears in a few 19th century accounts. The woman answered proudly, ‘I would not be a white woman!’ ”American women from New York to the Dakotas had eyes to see. So Seneca women likely inspired a handful of White women to take up the mantle of women’s rights at Seneca Falls. Some eight or so American women journeyed across the pond—with a large contingent of men—to represent the American Anti-Slavery Society abroad.