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Mary Ellen Pleasant

“You tell those newspaper people that they may be smart, but I'm smarter. They deal with words. Some folks say that words were made to reveal thoughts. That ain't so. Words were made to conceal thoughts.”
- Mary Ellen Pleasant,
- in The San Francisco Call (1901)

Mary Ellen Pleasant, U.S. entrepreneur, abolitionist

(1814 - 1904)