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America's Leaders - The First Lady by Joanne Mattern, 2003-02-26
Sarah Childress Polk, First Lady of Tennessee and Washington (Presidential Wives Series) by Barbara Bennett Peterson, 2002-02
First First Ladies 1789-1865: A Study Of The Wives Of The Early Presidents by Mary Ormsbee Whitton, 2008-06-13
Dolley Madison (First Lady Series) by Ruth Waldrop, 1989-11
Washington Place: A First Lady's Story by Jean Hayashi Ariyoshi, 2004-11-30
America's First Ladies by Betty Boyd Caroll, 1996-09-04
The Timechart of Presidents and First Ladies (Timechart) by Barbara Greenman, 2005-06-10
Behind the Scenes: Sketches of Selected South Carolina First Ladies by Helen Milliken, 2001-03-01
Presidential Leadership by Example: A Presidential and First Ladies Report Card for the New Millennium by Paul Cook, 2001-11
Barbara Bush: Presidential Matriarch (Modern First Ladies) by Myra G. Gutin, 2008-05-30
Ellen Axson Wilson: First Lady Between Two Worlds (Supplementary volumes to The papers of Woodrow Wilson) by Frances W. Saunders, 1985-10
"Presidents, First Ladies, and Vice Presidents: White House Biographies, 1789-2005" by Daniel" "Diller, S." "Robertson, 2005-01-20
First Ladies of Arkansas: Women of Their Times by Anne McMath, 1989-11
The Rhetoric of First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton: Crisis Management Discourse (Praeger Series in Political Communication) by Colleen Kelley, 2001-01-30

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Legacy '98: A Short History Of The Movement
Like many amazing stories, the history of the Women s Rights Movement began with a This was definitely not the first small group of women to have such a
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Extractions: The Women's Rights Movement 1848 - 1998 Introduction Revolution Declaration Convention ... Complex Issues Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it's the only thing that ever has ." That was Margaret Mead's conclusion after a lifetime of observing very diverse cultures around the world. Her insight has been borne out time and again throughout the development of this country of ours. Being allowed to live life in an atmosphere of religious freedom, having a voice in the government you support with your taxes, living free of lifelong enslavement by another person. These beliefs about how life should and must be lived were once considered outlandish by many. But these beliefs were fervently held by visionaries whose steadfast work brought about changed minds and attitudes. Now these beliefs are commonly shared across U.S. society. Another initially outlandish idea that has come to pass: United States citizenship for women. 1998 marked the 150th Anniversary of a movement by women to achieve full civil rights in this country. Over the past seven generations, dramatic social and legal changes have been accomplished that are now so accepted that they go unnoticed by people whose lives they have utterly changed. Many people who have lived through the recent decades of this process have come to accept blithely what has transpired. And younger people, for the most part, can hardly believe life was ever otherwise. They take the changes completely in stride, as how life has always been.
Timeline Of Women's Legal History In The U.S. By Professor Cunnea
Women s Legal history Timeline Professor Cunnea homework help site. 1993 A woman attorney moves into the White House as first Lady, when Hillary
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Extractions: A Timeline of Women's Legal History in the United States by Professor Cunnea This webpage contains a history of significant events for women in the United States regarding their experience with the law: using it, making it, practicing it as a profession, profiting or suffering from it. It ranges from 1619 to the present, covering jury rights, voting rights, marriage rights, the right of a woman to pass on the status of free or slave to her children, the right of a woman to control her own body, the right of a woman to choose her own profession particularly the profession of law or lawmaker. The version placed on this site in March, 1998, is based on a timeline specialized to show key events in the history of the Women's Law and Public Policy Fellowship at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. To see the current Georgetown version, click here Thanks are due to the Fellowship Program for making this project possible and enjoyable! The page is new and still evolving. Anyone with corrections or suggestions should write to Professor Cunnea (who is not at Georgetown!) This timeline is
American Demographics: Mate CHECK
Full text of the article, Mate CHECK from american Demographics, In the view of americans, how deftly do the current first lady and wouldbe first
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Extractions: Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Byline: Alicia Mundy A fine line separates "sweet" from "saccharin," and "smart" from "sharp." In the view of Americans, how deftly do the current first lady and would-be first lady walk that fine line? What do voters say they want in a first lady? Do Americans really know what they want? The answers to the first two questions from almost 1,000 respondents were complex. However, in the 60 years since the Roosevelts left Washington, D.C., Jackie Kennedy changed the White House and Hillary Clinton and Barbara Bush eyed each other like jackals circling their prey, the answer to the third question is emphatically, "No." Americans' ideas about what a first lady should be are chock full of contradictions. An exclusive poll for American Demographics conducted by Zogby International found the following:
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first Lady Maria Shriver Celebrates Women s history Month. In an historic celebration of Women s history Month, first Lady Maria Shriver addressed today the
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Extractions: Gallery Index Join Maria as She Embarks on Her "It Works" California Tour The "It Works" tour calls attention to successful programs providing vital community services so they may serve as models that individuals across the state may imitate. May 16, 2005 First Lady Maria Shriver Serves as Keynote Speaker for the Women of Vision 2005 Faces of Courage Luncheon Maria inspires the audience to find the courage to continue to volunteer and serve others. May 5, 2005 Maria Shriver, Jamie Lee Curtis and Raven Symone issue a call to action Be Smart, Be Responsible, Be Prepared. Be Ready Volunteers from the American Red Cross and the California Service Corps gathered at a Vons store in Chatsworth, California to launch a statewide disaster preparedness campaign: California! Be ready! April 25, 2005 Maria Shriver delivers a message about "courage" during the 20th Annual Scholarship luncheon for Girls' Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara Maria told attendees, "young women growing up in today's world need courage in their lives as they struggle to become the women they want to be." April 14, 2005
US Historical Documents
Biographies of the first ladies Presidents of the United States first Inaugural Address of President Thomas Jefferson (1801); Second Inaugural Address
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AFSCME LaborLinks: Women's Labor History
Annotated links to diverse information on the history of women in the labor movement.
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Extractions: Women's Labor History General Women's Labor History Links From Reader's Companion to U.S. Women's History Labor Unions Labor Movement Comparable Worth , and Protective Labor Legislation . Other chapters are also worthwhile. Illinois Labor History Society Bibliography of Women's Labor History Women in the Workplace: Labor Unions Women's History , Spring/Summer 1996 Women in the Workplace: Branching Out Women's History , Spring/Summer 1996 When Women Were Knights role of women in the Knights of Labor Female Frontiers: Continuity and Change in Her Work NASA Women and Labor History Project American Women's History: A Research Guide - Labor Unions Women in the Workplace: A History The LaborSite.com The Trade Union Woman by Alice Henry Working Women: 1870 - 1930 Harvard University Library Sources in U.S. Women's Labor History
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