I Want to Vote but My Wife Won't Let Me Anti-Suffrage Postcard Anti-suffrage postcard, 1909 Credit Dungston Wagner Lithograph, 1909
Lesson Plan We Are Still Here: Indigenous Women Resistance and Resilience in the American Present Students will learn how Indigenous Women forged Indigenous Rights in America today and how Indigenous identity may be defined by their Civil Rights. READ MORE
Biography Elizabeth Cady Stanton Author, lecturer, and chief philosopher of the woman’s rights and suffrage movements. READ MORE
Biography Clara Lemlich Shavelson Clara Lemlich Shavelson was a Jewish immigrant, garment worker, activist, mother, public speaker, and union organizer at a time when women in her position were rarely allowed formal education or the opportunity to speak in public. READ MORE
Biography Jeannette Rankin In 1916, Montana elected Jeannette Rankin as America’s first congresswoman, four years before the ratification of the 19th Amendment. READ MORE
