These snippets about American women, stitching together individuals and events, create a colorful quilt from the patchwork of our history, weaving a tapestry from many strands, knitting connections, perhaps mending the fabric of our democracy with facts.
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On December 10, 1869, John Campbell, a Republican-appointed governor, signed into law “An Act to Grant to the Women of Wyoming Territory the Right to Suffrage, and to Hold Office.” Its newly organized territorial legislature had voted in fa...
When she refused to change her seat on a segregated bus, on a late Thursday afternoon, Rosa Parks had not planned to launch a city-wide bus boycott. She was tired of being humiliated and having to follow the written and unwritten rules of w...
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