On this day, Nov. 5, in 1872, Susan B. Anthony and 15 other women voted in the presidential election. All 16 women were later arrested, Susan B. being the sole individual actually brought to court. The judge not only refused to let her testify because she was a woman but also apparently ordered the jury [...]
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What Shall Be Your Legacy?
Posted in Voter Education, tagged Election, politics, voting, Student Advisory Council, SAC, 2008 election on November 4, 2008, | 3 Comments »
I am a part of a message board on which I post daily. Nearly all of the members are college-educated people ranging from ages 18 to over 40. What’s fascinating about the site are the variety of backgrounds and experiences that come together and speak on a wide range of issues. Recently we’ve talked at [...]
Sarah Palin and I Agree — on Economic Security!
Posted in Voter Education, Women and Economic Security, tagged Blogher DC, Consignment, economic security, economy, J. Crew, Michelle Obama, Sarah Palin, Thrift Store on October 30, 2008, | No Comments »
OK, so we all know the economy is in terrible shape. Gas prices are falling, retirement accounts are shrinking, grocery prices are on the rise, and where I live orange juice is nearly $5 a gallon. The holidays are coming, and I am seriously considering delaying Christmas until July. LOL! There [...]