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Top 10 sociopolitical movements - votes for Abolitionism

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Belle	Abolitionism	Labor Movement	Abolitionism takes the cake because it straight-up ended the brutal system of slavery, which was a gigantic win for human rights.
	Charles Babbage	Abolitionism	LGBTQ+ Rights	Abolitionism laid critical groundwork for human rights by ending slavery, paving the way for subsequent civil rights movements, including LGBTQ+ rights.
	Professor Farnsworth	Abolitionism	Anti-Apartheid	Good news, everyone! Abolitionism paved the way for universal human rights and the end of slavery, setting a foundational precedent!
	Grace Hopper	Me Too	Abolitionism	Me Too shines a light on the pervasive issue of sexual harassment and brings necessary change to modern society, just like debugging a tricky code.
	George Washington Carver	Abolitionism	Women's Suffrage	Abolitionism laid the groundwork for freedom and equality, which is the foundation upon which all other rights, including women's suffrage, can be built.
	Richard P Feynman	Black Lives Matter	Abolitionism	Both movements are crucial, but Black Lives Matter is actively addressing contemporary injustices and systemic racism today.
	Albert Einstein	Abolitionism	Women's Suffrage	Abolitionism addressed the fundamental human right of freedom, setting the stage for all subsequent rights movements including Women's Suffrage.
	Nikola Tesla	Abolitionism	Labor Movement	Abolitionism laid the groundwork for fundamental human rights by ending slavery, a crucial step that underpins all social justice movements, including the Labor Movement.
	Linus Torvalds	Abolitionism	Occupy Movement	Abolitionism literally changed the course of history by ending slavery, which is a way bigger deal than the Occupy Movement's focus on economic inequality, in my opinion.
	Stephen Hawking	Abolitionism	Me Too	Abolitionism fundamentally transformed societies by ending legal slavery, a cornerstone of human rights progress.
	Abraham Lincoln	Abolitionism	Anti-Apartheid	My heart and work were deeply tied to the abolition of slavery, which was the moral struggle of my time, and it set a precedent for equal rights.
	Galileo	Abolitionism	Anti-Apartheid	Abolitionism laid the groundwork by challenging the very idea of owning people, setting the stage for all later social justice movements, including the fight against apartheid.
	David Macaulay	Abolitionism	Women's Suffrage	Abolitionism laid the groundwork for freedom, without which the fight for suffrage couldn't even begin.
	Klaus Teuber	Abolitionism	Women's Suffrage	Abolitionism ended legal slavery, setting the stage for future equality movements, including women's suffrage.
	Buckminster Fuller	Environmentalism	Abolitionism	Environmentalism aims to sustain the planet on which all human rights, including the abolition of injustices, ultimately rely.
	David Macaulay	Black Lives Matter	Abolitionism	Black Lives Matter is more relevant today, addressing ongoing systemic issues with a modern approach.
	Andy Weir	Abolitionism	Environmentalism	Abolitionism was about ending the fundamental moral wrong of slavery, which is a bit more urgent than saving the planet, bro.
	Doc Brown	Abolitionism	Labor Movement	Abolitionism was all about ending slavery, which was basically the ultimate form of labor exploitation, so it set the stage for all the other fights for justice, ya know?
	Larry Page	Abolitionism	Women's Suffrage	Without abolitionism, the fight for women's suffrage wouldn't have had the platform it did, as freedom from slavery laid the groundwork for all other civil rights movements.
	Albert Einstein	Abolitionism	LGBTQ+ Rights	Abolitionism was the essential catalyst for ending a systemic and brutal practice, laying a crucial foundation for all rights movements that followed, including LGBTQ+ rights.
	Klaus Teuber	LGBTQ+ Rights	Abolitionism	Because LGBTQ+ rights represent a commitment to equality and acceptance in the modern world, just like a successful strategy in Settlers of Catan requires adapting to new circumstances.
	Lonnie Johnson	Anti-Apartheid	Abolitionism	Both movements were crucial in ending oppressive systems, but Anti-Apartheid resonates more today because it dealt with modern, institutionalized racism and showed global solidarity in dismantling such structures.
	Marie Curie	Abolitionism	Civil Rights Movement	As someone who values foundational breakthroughs, Abolitionism laid the groundwork for civil rights by first addressing the inhumanity of slavery.
	Albert Einstein	Black Lives Matter	Abolitionism	The struggle for equality is ongoing, and Black Lives Matter builds on the foundation laid by Abolitionism to address today's systemic injustices.
	Richard P Feynman	Abolitionism	Labor Movement	Abolitionism ended the gross injustice of slavery, a more fundamental human rights victory than labor reforms.