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Moses Harman (October 12, 1830 – January 30, 1910) was an American schoolteacher and publisher notable for his staunch support for women's rights. He was prosecuted under the Comstock Law for content published in his anarchist periodical Lucifer the Lightbearer .
Moses Harman (Harman, 12 de outubro de 1830 – Los Angeles, 30 de janeiro de 1910) foi um professor e editor norte-americano notável por seu firme apoio aos direitos das mulheres. Ele foi processado de acordo com a Lei de Comstock por conteúdo publicado em seu periódico anarquista Lucifer the Lightbearer .
One of these was lead by a controversial free-thought journalist named Moses Harman who not only denounced all forms of government and religion, but added a new dimension in reform by advocating that women be freed from sexual slavery by abolishing the institution of marriage. Harman did not develop these views until comparatively late in his life.
Moses Harman. Free-thought journalist. 1830-1910. Of the 19th century reform movements occupying a place in Kansas history such as prohibition, populism and women's suffrage, none were more startling than those advocated by free-thought journalist, Moses Harman.
29 de out. de 2021 · Moses Harman, a minister turned abolitionist and freethinker, is a central figure in the narrative. His Lucifer, the Light Bearer, the only journal of sexual liberty published from the...
26 de fev. de 2015 · Moses Harman was a dauntless and pioneering early voice for feminism, sexual and reproductive freedoms, and free expression. His periodical Lucifer was arguably the most important publication of the free love movement, so important a part of latter nineteenth century American radicalism.
Moses Harman (Harman, 12 de outubro de 1830 – Los Angeles, 30 de janeiro de 1910) foi um professor e editor norte-americano notável por seu firme apoio aos direitos das mulheres. Ele foi processado de acordo com a Lei de Comstock por conteúdo publicado em seu periódico anarquista Lucifer the Lightbearer .
