✊🏾 Sojourner Truth Historical Costume – Abolitionist & Women’s Rights Activist Ensemble
Step into history and honor the legacy of Sojourner Truth, one of America’s most influential abolitionists and women’s rights advocates. Born into slavery as Isabella “Bell” Baumfree, Truth escaped with her infant daughter in 1826 and later became the first Black woman to successfully win a court case against a white man to recover her son. She went on to help recruit Black troops for the Union during the Civil War and is remembered for her powerful 1851 speech “Ain’t I A Woman?” at the Ohio Women’s Rights Convention—an address that continues to inspire today.
This authentically styled costume recreates the iconic look of Sojourner Truth, making it ideal for school presentations, Black History Month programs, theatrical performances, historical reenactments, and educational events.
⭐ Costume Includes – 4 PCS
1️⃣ Period Dress
· Crafted from a superior poly-cotton blend for durability, comfort, and easy care
· Back zipper closure for a secure fit
· Simple babylock hem at the bottom for easy length adjustment
2️⃣ White Shawl
· Made from soft cotton fabric for an authentic 19th-century look
· Drapes comfortably over the shoulders
3️⃣ White Headscarf
· Traditional cotton head covering in the style worn by Sojourner Truth
4️⃣ Wire-Rimmed Glasses
· Lightweight costume glasses to complete the historical appearance
📌 Please Note: Color shades may vary slightly from the images due to dye lot variations or screen display settings.
🎯 Perfect For:
· 📚 Black History Month Presentations
· 🎭 Historical Reenactments & School Plays
· 🏛️ Museum & Living History Events
· ✊🏾 Women’s History Celebrations
· 🎃 Historical Halloween Costumes
🛒 Inspire and educate with the timeless story of courage, justice, and equality.
Order the Sojourner Truth Historical Costume today and let history come alive in your next performance or presentation.
