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 Women’s Votes, Women’s Voices The Campaign for Equal Rights in Washington by Shanna Stevenson
One Hundred years ago, women in Washington State won the right to vote. Women’s Votes, Women’s Voices by Shanna Stevenson tells the story of the women who, in 1910, fought, spoke out, and organized to pass an amendment to the State Constitution giving women permanent voting rights—a full ten years before the United States would do the same. But we know the battle didn’t end there, and this compelling book also details women’s continuing struggle for equal rights over the past century—from advocating for the Nineteenth Amendment in 1920 to current struggles to achieve equality in education, politics, and the workplace.
Please note: Women's Votes, Women's Voices does not include a workshop
This timely tour is made possible through support from 4Culture.
GRADES: 6 – Adult TOURS: Sept – Nov 2010 THEMES: Women’s History, Suffrage Movement EVENTS: 100th Anniversary of Washington State passing suffragist laws
Booking Details: Each performance runs between 25 and 45 minutes and can be performed in venues as small as a classroom or as large as an auditorium.
Cost: Touring Story $575, includes performance, book, and study guide Additional travel fees apply.
To book Women’s Votes, Women’s Voices for your school or community center call 206.770.0880 or email education@book-it.org. Click for more information about Book-It All Over.
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