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FROM MARGUERITE KEARNS: Until now, the role of men in the first wave of the women’s rights movement has been undercover. The organizing locally, statewide, and nationally also was marginalized and buried during most of the 20th century. Only now is the word coming out about the men allies and how they kept a low […]

A trip in 2020 to the hot spots commemorating US women’s rights should include the New York State Museum in Albany, NY.

Tea drinking and activism went hand in hand for the first wave of the women’s rights movement in the US.

Flying high to the New York State Museum to see “Spirit of 1776” suffrage Wagon! on Vimeo.

Need more men allies for 2020 votes for women centennial! on Vimeo. FROM MARGUERITE KEARNS: The 2017 book by Brooke Kroeger (SUNY Press)—The Suffragents—brings into the public awareness the contributions of men in the first wave of the women’s rights movement. The movement was launched in 1907 and 1908 with the formation of the Men’s League […]

SUFFRAGE CENTENNIALS HAS BEEN REPORTING FOR YEARS! Articles about Charlotte Perkins Gilman. Part 1. Part II. Woodstock, NY town board passes resolution to celebrate 2017 suffrage centennial. Young people are getting behind national suffragist memorial. August 26th is the women’s 4th of July. Suffrage Centennial news notes gaining momentum. 95th anniversary of the 19th Amendment. Special report about 1848 Seneca Falls […]

The first installment of the Online Biographical Dictionary of the Woman Suffrage Movement in the United States (OBD) is accessible online at https://documents.alexanderstreet.com/VOTESforWOMEN. Edited and compiled by Thomas Dublin, as part of the online database and journal, Women and Social Movements in the United States, and published by Alexander Street, the OBD is the work […]

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