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The 100 Year Anniversary Of Universal Suffrage For The U.S. Is A Sober Reminder Of The Rights Women Still Lack In Other Parts Of The World
On August 18, 1920, the 19th Amendment — which guarantees American women the right to vote — was adopted. After the amendment was first introduced in Congress in 1878, suffragettes fought tirelessly to make equal voting rights a reality.
By Molly Farinholt3 min read
Today, we celebrate their victory but also call to mind the oppression that females around the world still suffer. We, the free, must do what we can to fight for their rights.