What was one argument that Angelina Grimk and used against Catharine Beecher?

Angelina Grimké argued against Catharine Beecher's views on women's roles by asserting that women should not be confined to domestic duties and submissive roles. Grimké believed that women had a moral obligation to engage in social and political issues, including abolition and women's rights, challenging Beecher's traditional perspective that emphasized women's influence primarily through the home. She contended that true morality required active participation in addressing societal injustices, rather than passive acceptance of prescribed roles.