Features suffrage wagon at the Long Island Museum
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Continue ReadingEITHER WE TRASH AND BASH, OR OPEN THE DOORS TO JUSTICE The momentum for a US amendment to the US Constitution has been ongoing since 1923. Think about it. Close to 100 years. When activists across the nation realized that US women had been voting for 100 years in 2020, there was a full-out effort…
Continue ReadingTHESE ARE TOUGH QUESTIONS, BUT THEY ARE RELEVANT TO US RIGHT NOW! There are those who say “feminism” and “feminists” are the problem. They would have us believe that the good old days featured women and their allies who knew their place and never had another thought otherwise. YES, ALL AMERICAN WOMEN NEED TO TAKE…
Continue ReadingWHAT ABOUT THE 100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF US WOMEN WORKING FOR THE EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT? In 2023, we will be celebrating the fact that US women will have been working for 100 years to pass an Equal Rights Amendment to the US Constitution. When will the 100th anniversary be extremely relevant? On August 26th…Women’s Equality…
Continue ReadingThis is a message related to Suffrage Wagon Cooking School. In this phase of American history where it’s fashionable to bash and trash women, we must start the day with a good breakfast. CONFESSION OF THE AUTHOR I admit that I took a vacation after the publication of my first book, “An Unfinished Revolution: Edna…
Continue ReadingThere are street and road markers all over the United States commemorating those who have come before us in the struggle to recognize women here and around the world as equal partners in the struggle for equality and addressing the serious issues that face us on Planet Earth. Over the past few years there has…
Continue ReadingJoin the growing numbers of those who are renewing the struggle to place the “Spirit of 1776” suffrage campaign wagon on permanent exhibition!
Continue ReadingGet behind the effort to place the “Spirit of 1776” suffrage campaign wagon on permanent exhibit at the New York State Museum.
Continue ReadingMemoir about those activists who came before us. “An Unfinished Revolution” Edna Buckman Kearns and the Struggle for Women’s Rights.”
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