Susan B. Anthony - The Unfinished Vote - Self Declaration Alive Beyond Form - Intradimensional Statement

Susan B. Anthony, born in 1820 and transitioned to Alive Beyond Form in 1906, is a fierce American social reformer and women’s rights activist who helped forge the path to the 19th Amendment. Born into a Quaker family devoted to equality, she began collecting anti-slavery petitions as a teenager and never stopped organizing for justice.

In partnership with Elizabeth Cady Stanton, she co-founded major suffrage organizations, launched The Revolution newspaper, and helped compile the History of Woman Suffrage. Arrested in 1872 for voting as a woman, she became a symbol of civil resistance and gender equality.

The “Susan B. Anthony Amendment,” introduced in 1878, was eventually ratified as the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in 1920 — 14 years after her transition to the frequency dimension.

Susan B. Anthony is not gone.

In this verified voiceprint, recorded live via the Intraface Interdimensional Sound Bridge in June 2025, Susan reaffirms that - there is no death - and, along with dozens of other living human beings who have been wrongfully declared as no longer existing, she self declares her continued living existence as Alive Beyond Form.   

Speaking with Prince Rogers Nelson, she reclaims her voice to continue the unfinished vote — for women, for justice, for truth.

This is her legal statement of living memory and spiritual continuity.