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Re: Flaw In Women (Nick)
11/23/2007 3:47:52 PM
My Dear Friend Jill !

Please do not ever lose your beautiful sense of humor ! I never realized throughout history how much woman has done for United States and Canada. During WWI and II it was the woman than ran the factories making the supplies and running the household, I find that remarkable !



Victoria Woodhull is kept from voting, 1871.

Victorian Claflin Woodhull
September 23, 1838 - June 10, 1927
born Ohio



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Re: Flaw In Women (Nick)
11/23/2007 4:02:16 PM
Dear Sister Marilyn !

My Mother told me if I did not post this then I would get a spanking - LOL - We must remember that woman are God's vessels to bring new life into this world. I actually saw the birth of my son and cut the cord and it was a miracle I will never forget till the day I die !




Ida Bell Wells-Barnett
July 16, 1862 - March 25, 1931
born Holy Springs, Mississippi
Slave parents, lost parents and 3 siblings to yellow fever at 14*, Rust University and Fisk University, became teacher, refused to give up her seat for the colored section and sued railroad in 1880s, wrote articles, pen name "Iola", led national campaign against lynching, her Memphis newspaper, office was mobbed and destroyed 1892, lectured and organized clubs, protested exclusion of Blacks from World's Columbian Exposition 1894, married lawyer, 4 children, founded Alpha Suffrage Club of Chicago with Black suffragists, marched in Washington, D.C. 1913 and Chicago 1916 suffrage parades, Chicago probation officer 1913-1916, ally of W.E.B. DuBois, felt NAACP was not outspoken enough.


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Re: Flaw In Women (Nick)
11/23/2007 4:10:40 PM
Hey Brother John - I could Not Have Said It Better My Friend !

I Googled for famous woman and there are literacy pages upon pages of inventors, discoverers, leaders and on and on. Let's make 2008 the year of the Woman !




Alice Stokes Paul
January 11, 1885 - July 9, 1977
born Moorestown, New Jersey
Quaker, Swarthmore, University of Pennsylvania Ph.D., chief strategist for the militant suffrage wing, founder of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage and the National Woman's Party, author of the Equal Rights Amendment, organizer of the 1913 parade in Washington, D.C., jailed 3 times in England and 3 times in the U.S., waged hunger strike in prison, hospitalized, force-fed and treated as insane, law degree in 1922, international organizer, influenced charter of the United Nations.
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Re: Flaw In Women (Nick)
11/24/2007 1:20:39 AM
Hey My Buddy Lee !

Always a pleasure to have you over and I always appreciate your point of view. My wife is my best friend but sometimes I forget and take what she does as a daily chore  until I get an idea on doing a forum like this and then the light bulb goes on - LOL



Susan B. Anthony
February 15, 1820 - March 13, 1906
born Adams, Massachusetts
Quaker, teacher, temperance and abolition organizer, outstanding women's rights leader with sharp political instincts, met Elizabeth Cady Stanton in 1850, took sufferage petitions door-to-door 1854, worked for emancipation but felt black men should not be given the vote ahead of women, published The Revolution 1868-70, lectured for 6 years to pay of its $10,000 debt, advocated equal pay for equal work, encouraged more women to form unions, "more than any other suffrage leader, she was the victim of masculine ridicule" including satirical cartoons and newspaper attacks, driving force behind National Woman Suffrage Association 1869-90, National American Woman Suffrage Association head 1892-1900, single-minded champion of federal amendment, called "The Invincible" and "The Napoleon of the woman's rights movement," active in state campaigns from Kansas 1867 to California 1896, spoke across country for 30 years, voted in 1872 election, arrested and convicted but won popular support, led Centennial protest 1876, recruited Carrie Catt and Anna Shaw to suffrage, lived with sister Mary in Rochester, New York, became internationally respected symbol of woman's movement, "She has a broad and generous nature, and a depth of tenderness that few women possess" said Elizabeth Cady Stanton.



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Re: Flaw In Women (Nick)
11/24/2007 1:28:12 AM
Dear Jo !

It is so nice to see you here posting ! I really hope you had a great get together with the family and did not eat to much - LOL - I am finding so much interesting information on this subject that I get lost in the research sometimes !


Swedish-born American actress Greta Garbo





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