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The long fight for the vote — the women who changed American democracy forever.
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August 26, 1920: Ratification and the Long Road Ahead
Join host James Hartley as we commemorate August 26, 1920, the historic ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment granting women the right to vote. This episode explores the dramatic final vote in Tennessee, the complex realities faced by di
Victory at Last: The Passage of the 19th Amendment
Join host James Hartley as he chronicles the historic passage and ratification of the 19th Amendment, granting American women the right to vote. This episode explores the final legislative battles in Congress during June 1919, the strategic
Victory at Last: The Passage of the 19th Amendment
Join host James Hartley as he chronicles the climactic final chapter of the women's suffrage movement in America. This episode explores the strategic political maneuvering, intense lobbying campaigns, and dramatic state-by-state ratificatio
Jeannette Rankin: The Congresswoman Who Voted for Peace
Explore the groundbreaking story of Jeannette Rankin, the first woman elected to Congress and the only member to vote against both World War I and World War II declarations. Born in Montana Territory in 1880, Rankin broke barriers as a suff
Western Winds: How the Frontier Led the Way
Join host James Hartley as he explores how the American West became the unexpected birthplace of women's suffrage. This episode examines why territories like Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado led the nation in granting women voting rights, decade
The Anti-Suffrage Movement: Women Against Women
In this compelling episode of The Suffragette Movement, host James Hartley explores the surprising and complex story of women who actively opposed women's suffrage. Discover how the Women's National Anti-Suffrage League attracted over 100,0
The Winning Plan: Carrie Chapman Catt's Strategic Masterstroke
Explore Carrie Chapman Catt's revolutionary Winning Plan that transformed the women's suffrage movement in 1916. This episode examines how Catt's strategic masterpiece coordinated state-by-state campaigns with federal amendment efforts, cre
Behind Bars: Prison, Force-Feeding, and Martyrdom in the Suffragette Movement
In this compelling episode of The Suffragette Movement, host James Hartley explores the harrowing prison experiences that became a turning point in the fight for women's voting rights. Discover how suffragettes transformed British jails int
Silent Sentinels: The Women Who Picketed the White House
Explore the dramatic story of the Silent Sentinels, the brave women who became the first group to picket the White House in American history. From January 1917 to 1919, members of Alice Paul's National Woman's Party stood at the White House
Alice Paul: The Radical Who Changed Everything
In this compelling episode of The Suffragette Movement, host James Hartley explores the revolutionary life of Alice Paul, the radical activist who transformed the American women's suffrage movement. Born to a Quaker family in 1885, Paul's j
Frances Willard and the Temperance Connection: When Prohibition Met Women's Rights
In this episode of The Suffragette Movement, host James Hartley explores the crucial connection between the temperance movement and women's suffrage through the remarkable leadership of Frances Willard. As president of the Woman's Christian
The Great Schism: When the Movement Split in Two
In this compelling episode of The Suffragette Movement, host James Hartley explores the devastating 1869 split that divided the American women's suffrage movement for over two decades. Discover how the Fifteenth Amendment created an unbridg
Pioneers in Petticoats: Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Join host James Hartley as he explores the remarkable partnership between Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, two pioneering women who fundamentally shaped the American suffrage movement. This episode delves into their early lives,
The Spark: Seneca Falls and the Birth of Women's Rights
Journey back to July 1848 in Seneca Falls, New York, where the first women's rights convention in American history sparked a movement that continues today. Host James Hartley explores the remarkable story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucre
