What are the key contributions of Pauli Murray? Choose three correct answers. 1.started the first gay rights organization in the United States 2.wrote the paper that became the main argument against “separate but equal” 3.wrote States’ Law on Race and Color, a compilation of state laws in effect in 1950 4.studied to become an Episcopal priest was a founder of the National Organization for Women 5.taught at Brandeis University

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4.studied to become an Episcopal priest was a founder of the National Organization for Women

Explanation:

Anne Pauli Murray was an American civil rights activist who later became a lawyer,and a women's rights activist. Also, she went ahead to become an Episcopal priest, and author of so many books on poetry.

She also co-founded a feminist organization in 1966 called the National Organization for Women which helped in promoting feminist view and women rights in America.

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