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History of Feminism

Helen Reddy

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6. These women had vision.

Reply to boston bean (Original post)

Sun Mar 3, 2013, 09:46 AM

Mar 2013

Pity so many men want us blinded.

Amazing photos. My partner's mom participated in many ERA marches and the dreaded "bra burnings,"

I applaud all the brave and courageous women.

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100 Years Ago, The 1913 Women's Suffrage Parade [View all] boston bean Mar 2013 OP

Thank you for those inspiring images! Kath1 Mar 2013 #1

Cool Pictures & article for March, the Women's History Month!!!!! Little Star Mar 2013 #2

Amazing photos AsahinaKimi Mar 2013 #3

I thank my mothers... handmade34 Mar 2013 #4

Absolutely MadrasT Mar 2013 #12

Bingo. Little Star Mar 2013 #14

I love these pictures! sufrommich Mar 2013 #5

I'm glad we'll boston bean Mar 2013 #16

These women had vision. Helen Reddy Mar 2013 #6

Cool ismnotwasm Mar 2013 #7

Tennessee was the 36th state to ratify the amendment, which brought it over the finish line. Tanuki Mar 2013 #8

True, and thank goodness, but it almost didn't pass. boston bean Mar 2013 #9

Wow. What a story. Love it. Good on him! Little Star Mar 2013 #13

This is why it always irks me when eligible and able women don't vote ProfessionalLeftist Mar 2013 #10

Thanks, and remember that hundreds were beaten that day. Faygo Kid Mar 2013 #11

+1 Little Star Mar 2013 #15

Thank you boston bean MadrasT Mar 2013 #17