“Sometimes, change takes courage and persistence.”
“Sometimes, change takes courage and persistence.”
Use to discuss the suffrage movement and women‘s equality.
so-soAn engaging explanation of how women fought for voting rights.
https://youtu.be/STTrRr1ksCE?si=BPaoLj2Cx7JIg02K
Velshi‘s editorial is an excellent reminder about the privilege and work of civic engagement!
Spitballing for any kindred spirits here.
Is anyone planning a book challenge based on activism, education, creating conversation? Maybe a list centered around “Banned Books”? A re-read of 1984 and/or The Hunger Games? If you know of one, point me to it. Or if you‘d like to start one with me, sound off.
I feel like we should use these emotions in a constructive way. ❤️🩹
AZ. has early voting, I voted today with a heavy heart . I am one of the holdouts that loves to vote in person ON Election Day. I hate that I had fears of people acting up or worse at polling places , that I might be disenfranchised on the day. If you had told me a couple decades ago that thoughts like this were even possible, I would have said no. This is a big one, please vote .
“Votes for women! The road might be long, but their hearts were strong.“ This shows the dedication the women had.
I would use this book in my classroom to discuss women's rights.
