The Women’s Rights Movement: From Seneca Falls To Today

A New York Minute In History

Aug 02 2018 | 01:05:36

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Show Notes

The second episode of A New York Minute In History explores the Women’s Rights Movement from the Seneca Falls Convention in Central New York in 1848 to equality matters being debated today. We explore the Movement’s progress through the lineage of Coline Jenkins, the great-great granddaughter of suffragist Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Jenkins, a women’s rights […]

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