Performer Meredith Monk is a happy woman, plus Meghan Markle speech on women’s suffrage! Marguerite Kearns February 17, 2019 Meredith Monk and Meghan Markle are featured. Their contributions are classic and historic.
“The March of the Women,” classic vintage song by Elizabeth Johnson at Suffrage Wagon Cafe Marguerite Kearns February 13, 2019 Another program at Suffrage Wagon Cafe—this one highlights the anthem by Ethel Smyth composed in England and sung all over the world.
Frederick Douglass book brings his life to the attention of the nation—a tribute! Marguerite Kearns February 10, 2019 New biography of Frederick Douglass released.
Votes for women first wave campaigning includes reporters Edna Kearns & Nellie Bly Marguerite Kearns February 6, 2019 Be introduced to Nellie Bly, a role model for Edna Kearns’ generation, as a writer. The emergence of newspapers in the early 20th century opened up opportunities for women activists to become writers.
Birthday parties for Susan B. Anthony each February! Marguerite Kearns February 3, 2019 Susan B. Anthony still has birthday parties dedicated to her, and the recognition takes many forms today.
BREAKING NEWS about National Votes for Women Trail! Marguerite Kearns February 2, 2019 A reminder to visit the “Cradle” of the US women’s rights movement in the US.
Stanton and Anthony statue model on exhibit through March 31, 2019 Marguerite Kearns January 30, 2019 New York State Museum in Albany, New York provides high profile for Anthony and Stanton statue model.
Podcasts from Doris Stevens’ book, “Jailed for Freedom” Marguerite Kearns January 27, 2019 “Jailed for Freedom” by Doris Stevens (1920) is source of audio podcasts.
Elizabeth Johnson performs “In Her Sphere” at Suffrage Wagon Cafe Marguerite Kearns January 23, 2019 Vintage song from the first wave of the women’s rights movement.
Film as a teaching tool for suffrage history—”Iron Jawed Angels” Marguerite Kearns January 20, 2019 Going into the teaching of history through the backdoor of film and storytelling.
