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Episode 5: Women's suffrage

History of Voting by One Nation Every Vote

Oct 4, 201824:03Government & Organizations

Prof. Lisa Tetrault of Carnegie Mellon talks about how women won the right to vote and why the fight for the ballot didn't stop with the 19th Amendment.

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Episode 5: Women's suffrage is an episode from History of Voting by One Nation Every Vote. Prof. Lisa Tetrault of Carnegie Mellon talks about how women won the right to vote and why the fight for the ballot didn't stop with the 19th Amendme...

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