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    It All Began in a Place Called Seneca Falls

    • July 19, 2016
    American women gained the right to vote in 1920, with the adoption of the 19th Amendment and its ban on denying women the right to vote on the basis of…
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      Have a say in your future: Cast your vote on Nov. 4 and be thankful that you can

      • November 3, 2014
      As early as 1848, numerous women’s groups were lending their time, their energy and their imaginations to the fight for the right to vote in the United States. The suffragettes…
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