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Find out how and why a major suffrage leader was written out of history!
BRIMSTONE, BOOZE AND THE BALLOT Provocative theatrical program explored why one suffrage leader was written out of history as part of the national suffrage centennial celebrations from now until 2020 The buzz associated with the “Brimstone, Booze, and the Ballot”...
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Suffrage Centennial Parade: March 3, 2013, Washington, DC
by Olivia Twine The day before the 100th anniversary of the 1913 suffrage parade at the White House, there were moments when I thought I must be the only person who showed up. But this impression was dispelled the next morning as I worked through stages of relief, wonder,...
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The only living witness to Susan B. Anthony’s home life is a 150 year-old Horse Chestnut tree that shaded the family’s front lawn in Rochester, New York.
Pioneering suffragist and abolitionist Susan B. Anthony defended the beloved tree herself when it was threatened by a road project in the 1890s.
Today, the Horse Chestnut Tree is intermittently threatened by highway “improvements.”
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TALES OF DRAMA AND INTRIGUE
The suffragists’ story has not been thoroughly told.
Suffragists were brave women who defied their families, society and the law. Their stories are filled with drama, intrigue, bravery, and personal sacrifice.
The suffragists who won the right to vote in 1920 understood that their work would never be completed in their lifetimes.
Votes For Women 2020 picks up where these brave women left off and today we continue to move their dreams forward through celebrating the suffrage centennial in 2020.
Read about the buzz associated with the “Brimstone, Booze, and the Ballot” program sponsored by Votes for Women 2020, the Susan B. Anthony House, and the Matilda Joslyn Gage Foundation. Preview of the program. New York History overview. New Paltz blog highlights.
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