What is another word for Helen Maria Fiske hunt jackson?
Pronunciation: [hˈɛlən mɐɹˈiːə fˈɪsk hˈʌnt d͡ʒˈaksən] (IPA) 
Helen Maria Fiske Hunt Jackson, born in 1830, was an American writer and poet known for her works focused on social justice and human rights. Some of her other names include H.H., which she used for her earlier writing career, and Helen Hunt or Helen Jackson, which are variations on her married name. Additionally, she was also sometimes referred to as "the little mother of the Indian race" due to her activism on behalf of Native Americans. Regardless of the name, she is considered an important figure in American literature and culture for her advocacy on behalf of marginalized groups.
