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Politically active women on both sides. All are. Program
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middle are apparently born in 19100 my mother's
mom. And I remember as a child spinning my
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she she. Her local council person was because you
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served on so. Many boards both locally
and statewide. Get her home state deficit. And
see us. Who have been
inspired. To value my right. To vote.
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the most. How did the right to vote. My mom convinced
that he this is pitching my mom and me and my
fortieth birthday celebration. My mom was fierce
political. My mom was fierce protector of rights
in fact in 1948. While a student at the Antioch College
in yellow springs Ohio she became actively engaged in
the progressive party. Where Henry Wallace was
seeking to become. Printed of the United States and
the man. My mom always taught in accidents happen
importance of the right to vote not only does she
teaches thing. She shared with us the numerous
sacrifices she and my father in so many women in aid
to. Right to vote for black citizens especially in the
sound. Because of suits and because of her example. I
became a registered voter. Doing my senior year
at first there was ice. Oden is one of the way
he becomes only the names. And honor them
hundred and others. When you saw things. I hurt
all of us and went to continue to be games.
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with rights. And ugly act 1960.
When she was there. But I'm. No
ma ranks. And the reason I understand that I
think she's probably would. So when the
voting rights act passed six. My great
grandmother went ahead 94. Years. And
the answer independence. And it act. As she lives
she lives by herself a law until she was
100 years old. So I'm thinking in the six years.
From wind up voting rights act was passed until she
wins list with other people it's pleasant is indeed it. I
hid debts. That she voted to end.
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can't prove it had not had any names. I think
that my great grandmother. Missed just Christ's first
time. I
want to talk about my Graham Johnson offices was an
amazing. Born and 189 February
in the state of Illinois. Was able to see see
and participate again. Her very first votes after
the nineteenth amendment was ratified. And she
weighs a strong independent woman she thought was
human rights you know community. And the right to an
education right to medical care. She was very active
in in her community in her various communities and in
Illinois casino has been moved around. And then
it's as the years went on instilled in. Matt Allen the
sense of purpose when you vote and. You feel
obligated to them as part of who we are as Americans.
It also. The idea of giving that. She
was someone really taught me that they hate giving
back to your community be your local community of
world. It's what we as American citizens. Should
all be. So I hope I've NATO in some way
and I also hope it. Women learn from other
women. Historically really fought so
that we can be where we are to.