Anti-Suffrage Movement Rise
A group of influential women, led by Josephine, convenes in New York City to form a national association opposed to women's suffrage. They argue that political engagement disrupts women's civic duties and maintain that independence is best preserved by avoiding the ballot box. As their ranks swell to over 100,000, the anti-suffragists' efforts intensify, creating a complex dialogue around women's rights as a new generation of suffragists begins to rethink their strategies.In this clip
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119: Women’s Suffrage & the Passage of the 19th Amendment
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