Turns Out, I Had More to Learn About the Suffrage Movement
- 8 hours ago
- 1 min read
You’d think, as someone with a women’s studies background, an advanced degree in public policy, and a career in advocacy, that I would have a pretty solid grasp on the suffrage movement.
So when I saw the musical Suffs a few weekends ago, I expected to enjoy it. Maybe even learn a few new details and feel inspired in a general, historical sense.
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I did not expect to walk out feeling like I had just sat through a masterclass in advocacy strategy.
And honestly, I feel a little naïve saying that. Because in hindsight, of course it was.
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