Pathways to Equality
"A new group of women reformers emerged in nineteenth-century America. These educated women set out to solve social and economic problems caused by injustice and inequity. They discovered that without political power, they could not effect the changes necessary to fulfill the American promise. Gradually these women from different perspectives arrived at the same conclusion: in order to solve problems, women needed a political identity. They needed the vote."
[url=http://postimage.org/][img]
[/img][/url]
Great Link! Amazing History:https://www.google.com/culturalinstitute/exhibit/pathways-to-equality/gRIl8VFM?hl=en&position=0%2C-1
= new reply since forum marked as read
Kick in to the DU tip jar?
This week we're running a special pop-up mini fund drive. From Monday through Friday we're going ad-free for all registered members, and we're asking you to kick in to the DU tip jar to support the site and keep us financially healthy.
As a bonus, making a contribution will allow you to leave kudos for another DU member, and at the end of the week we'll recognize the DUers who you think make this community great.