We will be heard : women's struggles for political power in the United States / / Jo Freeman.
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Year of Publication: | 2008 |
Language: | English |
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Physical Description: | xi, 263 p. :; ill., ports. |
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Table of Contents:
- Prologue : the search for political woman
- The Iowa origins of organized Republican women
- "One man, one vote, one woman, one throat" : women in New York City politics, 1890-1910
- The rise of political woman in the election of 1912
- All the way for the ERA : winning and losing in Virginia
- The women who ran for president
- Ruth Bryan Owen : Florida's first congresswoman
- Marion Martin of Maine : a mother of Republican women
- Gender gaps in presidential elections
- Feminism and antifeminism in the Republican and Democratic Parties
- Gender representation in the Democratic and Republican Parties
- "Equality" vs. "protection" : setting the agenda after suffrage
- How "sex" got into Title VII : persistent opportunism as a maker of public policy
- Congressional passage of the Equal Rights Amendment
- Comparable worth
- Epilogue: the long road to Madame Speaker.