Mark the women’s suffrage centennial with stories of pioneering women who shaped American politics.
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Unladylike2020: The Changemakers
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Woman 1
Women demanded new space. -
Woman 2
I am willing and not afraid to tread the paths of my destiny. -
Woman 3
She used her voice to encourage women to be politically involved. -
Woman 4
The Times of humiliation have passed. Women are no longer men's servants, but they're equals. -
Woman 5
She really sets off a whole firestorm. -
Woman 6
You can't have freedom for anybody in a society unless you have freedom for everybody. -
Woman 7
She knows that black women still don't have the status that white women do. -
Woman 8
My Sisters of the dominant race stand up not only for the oppressed sex, but also for the oppressed race. -
Woman 9
That means they're still fighting for their rights. And that's why her voice is important. -
Woman 10
Let us stand up straight and continue claiming our human rights. -
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