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Women's Suffrage in 60 Seconds: Ida B. Wells - Voice and Viewpoint

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By The National Parks Service Ida B. Wells spent her life fiercely dedicated to truth and equality, including the rights of all to vote. In this Suffrage in 60 Seconds video, hear a story about the way that determination showed up during the 1913 Woman Suffrage Procession.

The post Women's Suffrage in 60 Seconds: Ida B. Wells appeared first on Voice and Viewpoint.

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