Watch: Against Collectivist Feminism
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Tag: Feminist History
The Real Story of Women’s Suffrage
It’s not uncommon to hear people criticize today’s dominant strain of U.S. feminism by invoking a comparison to women’s rights activism a century or more ago. These women fought for […]
U.S. Women’s Suffrage Myths
Myth: The 19th Amendment, passed in August 1920, ended the fight for American women’s suffrage. The 19th Amendment was ratified in 1920, declaring that “the right of citizens of the […]
America Is Recasting the Heroes of the Women’s Suffrage Movement. It’s About Time.
As Americans celebrate and reflect on the fight for women’s right to vote — codified in the 19th Amendment 100 years ago this month — the long overlooked contributions of […]
The Radical Fight for Votes for Women
“I think the way we talk about suffrage needs attention,” historian and curator Kate Clarke Lemay told The New York Times recently. It is so often described in a way […]
Reclaiming Feminism for Liberty
“Fourth-wave feminism must be classically liberal to win,” writes Elizabeth Nolan Brown at Libertarianism.org. “Americans tend to talk about feminism as a series of chronological and generational ‘waves,’ but this […]