Which does not take up the cause of equal rights for races or genders? a. king's i have have a dream b. paine's common sense c. washington's atlanta compromise speech. d. stanton's declaration of sentiments and resolutions.

The correct answer is B. Paine's Common Sense.
This pamphlet, written by Thomas Paine in 1776, does not fight for equal rights for races or genders - its purpose was to persuade American people to fight for their freedom from Britain - it had nothing to do with gender or race, but rather with autonomy.
On the other hand, King's I have a Dream and Washington's Atlanta Compromise Speech have to do with racial equality, whereas Stanton's Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions has to do with gender equality.

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The answer is B. Paine's Common sense

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