We are doing something new on this week's episode! 
Gia kicks off her Suffragist Saga with Virginia Minor, the woman who kind of got the ball rolling on getting the 19th Amendment ratified. Layla talks about the first black woman to have a play produced on Broadway. I guess you can say this episode is kind of a big deal.
Enjoy!
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We are doing something new on this week's episode! Gia kicks off her Suffragist Saga with Virginia Minor, the woman who kind of got the ball rolling on getting the 19th Amendment ratified. Layla talks about the first black woman to have a play produced on Broadway. I guess you can say this episode is kind of a big deal. Enjoy! Follow & share us on Instagram and Twitter! @SFDTpodcast Become our pen pal! SFDTpodcast@gmail.com

We are doing something new on this week's episode!&nbsp;
Gia kicks off her Suffragist Saga with Virginia Minor, the woman who kind of got the ball rolling on getting the 19th Amendment ratified. Layla talks about the first black woman to have a play produced on Broadway. I guess you can say this episode is kind of a big deal.
Enjoy!
Follow &amp; share us on Instagram and Twitter! @SFDTpodcast
Become our pen pal! SFDTpodcast@gmail.com

8 - Broadway & Ballots

As a strong woman, I love to celebrate other strong women. I'm Layla, and I am here to talk about badass women, especially the ones we never learned about in history class. Some women you might know by name, but you may not know their whole story. Some women you may not have heard of at all, but have shaped the course of history. I am here to bring all these stories to you.

These women cannot be boiled down to just the stories of their lives. I want to analyze not only what they did, but who they were. What made them tick? What made them successful? And how can you apply it to your own life?

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As a strong woman, I love to celebrate other strong women. I'm Layla, and I am here to talk about badass women, especially the ones we never learned about in history class. Some women you might know by name, but you may not know their whole story. Some women you may not have heard of at all, but have shaped the course of history. I am here to bring all these stories to you. These women cannot be boiled down to just the stories of their lives. I want to analyze not only what they did, but who they were. What made them tick? What made them successful? And how can you apply it to your own life?

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8 - Broadway & Ballots

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