PBS' "HISTORY DETECTIVES" "Votes for Women" segment featured Louise on the background and importance of the New York campaign. Now you can hear the whole uncensored story in your school or community auditorium.
When New York women won the right to vote in 1917, they changed the national political landscape. The victory was a critical tipping point on the road to a constitutional amendment. This talk brings to life the alliances across lines of class and race in New York City that won the day and the brilliant use of urban landmarks -- the Statue of Liberty, Fifth Avenue, Carnegie Hall-- as props for political spectacle.
An inspiring show about the long history of American women pushing the envelope. Based on archival photographs of rebels,hellraisers and "anonymous" movement-makers, with a passionate activist's narration (mine!) linking past and present.
A new American history, full of charmers and cranks, visionaries and lost souls, and amazingly heroic women.
An off-beat memoir about an unlikely love affair between an over-30, single woman, a brindled boxer boy and a city
What happens if Mister Right turns out to have four legs and a tail?
