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GIVEN AN EXAM OF WOMEN WHO WERE TRAILBLAZERS FROM 1776-1848, HOW MANY WOULD YOU KNOW?
Stop Being Unaware of Outstanding Women in American History and Hear Their Stories
Summary Points of the Podcast:
1. Catapult yourself into the era of the 1700s and be amazed and surprised at the accomplishments of Abigail Adams.
2. Develop a new understanding of the Quaker belief that everyone was equal under God and learn about Susan B. Anthony, who was guided by this concept all her life.
3. Explore the era from 1815 to 1902 to experience the challenges for women during that time and compare them to what women experience today.
4. Resolve to have the determination and commitment to fight for women’s rights today like Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
5. Realize how Lucretia Mott during the years 1793 to 1880 brought forth equal pay for women which we are still fighting for today.
What if you could spend six weeks in a two-hour group weekly where you would learn more about women’s contributions to the United States? This
would give you great information and experiences that you could share with your women friends and family members. Dr. Jackalyn will share many articles she has on women for a nominal fee of $97 to attend this group. This will save you time and effort as she has done the research. Email Dr. Jackalyn at [email protected] to learn about this group. Dr. Jackalyn has 47 years providing programs on women’s rights; therefore, you will not want to miss this opportunity to be in this group.
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/drjackalyn/message
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By JACKALYN RAINOSEK PHDStop Being Unaware of Outstanding Women in American History and Hear Their Stories
Summary Points of the Podcast:
1. Catapult yourself into the era of the 1700s and be amazed and surprised at the accomplishments of Abigail Adams.
2. Develop a new understanding of the Quaker belief that everyone was equal under God and learn about Susan B. Anthony, who was guided by this concept all her life.
3. Explore the era from 1815 to 1902 to experience the challenges for women during that time and compare them to what women experience today.
4. Resolve to have the determination and commitment to fight for women’s rights today like Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
5. Realize how Lucretia Mott during the years 1793 to 1880 brought forth equal pay for women which we are still fighting for today.
What if you could spend six weeks in a two-hour group weekly where you would learn more about women’s contributions to the United States? This
would give you great information and experiences that you could share with your women friends and family members. Dr. Jackalyn will share many articles she has on women for a nominal fee of $97 to attend this group. This will save you time and effort as she has done the research. Email Dr. Jackalyn at [email protected] to learn about this group. Dr. Jackalyn has 47 years providing programs on women’s rights; therefore, you will not want to miss this opportunity to be in this group.
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/drjackalyn/message