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Month: February 2011

Women’s History Special Programs in New Mexico

Marguerite Kearns February 26, 2011 1 Comment

It’s going to be a busy month for me as I join up with musician Gerri Gribi who’s bringing her autoharp and mountain dulcimer to the Santa Fe area for a whirlwind performance tour to celebrate Women’s History Month. She’ll be singing and I’ll tell stories about my grandmother, Edna Buckman Kearns. Gerri and I…

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“Fall in Line” Suffrage March

Marguerite Kearns February 21, 2011 2 Comments

Listen to the band play “Fall in Line” (Suffrage March) composed by Zena S. Hawn. This tune was at the top of the program at a special tea held on February 9, 1915 to celebrate the birthdays of Susan B. Anthony and Dr. Anna Howard Shaw. My grandmother was one of about 30 women on…

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You Can’t Watch This DVD Enough!

Marguerite Kearns February 18, 2011 1 Comment

The documentary  “Not For Ourselves Alone” is worth repeated viewings. It can be ordered online or through instant play on Netflix. Noted doc filmmaker Ken Burns: ”I don’t think I could call myself a documentary film maker interested in surveying the terrain of my country’s history, as I have been doing for the past 25…

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Happy Birthday, Susan B. Anthony!

Marguerite Kearns February 15, 2011 3 Comments

We had a great time on Saturday, February 12th celebrating Susan B. Anthony’s birthday in Santa Fe. Tea and sweets. Live music. A dramatic presentation and commentary. Here’s the program! The edited script from the public record of Susan’s arrest for voting in 1872 was a hit. Susan’s feisty spirit amazed the group of about…

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Sticks and Stones Didn’t Break Their Bones

Marguerite Kearns February 8, 2011 1 Comment

The advocates of Votes for Women were criticized, called all sorts of names, attacked by onlookers when they marched in parades. They persisted, even when some of their friends suggested that picketing the White House and Congress might be ill advised. Although my grandmother Edna didn’t go to jail (she would have, if not for…

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Take a Quiz on Women’s Suffrage History

Marguerite Kearns February 3, 2011 1 Comment

I know. Many people never learned anything about suffrage history in school. Most have picked it up along the way, and even more are just learning. This fun quiz plots your progress. Give it a whirl!

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