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equality

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  • 19th century man in office tearing apart a book with the name Lydia Maria Child on the cover.

    Woman’s History Month: The Woman Who Risked Everything for Freedom

    Welcome to Women’s History Month. Two decades before Susan B. Anthony took up the cause of women’s rights, Lydia Maria Child (1802-1880) was already writing courage into history.  Though not [...]

    Published On: March 4, 2026Categories: American History, Contemporaries of the Anthonys, Victorian Life, Women's SuffrageTags: abolition, antislavery, contemporaries of the Anthonys, equality, Lydia Maria Child, Native American rights history, Susan B. Anthony, Women of Courage, women's rights
  • A young girl works a handcart on a train track while a steam engine catches up from the distance.

    Harriet Hosmer, Daniel Read Anthony, and Susan B. Anthony: Art, Friendship, and Woman Suffrage

    Please read to the end for a special invitation to an upcoming appearance! Before Kansas newspaperman Daniel Read Anthony ever married Anna Eliza Osborn of Martha’s Vineyard, he crossed paths [...]

    Published On: February 4, 2026Categories: American History, Contemporaries of the Anthonys, Susan B. Anthony, Women's SuffrageTags: contemporaries of the Anthonys, Daniel Read Anthony, equality, Harriet Goodhue Hosmer, Susan B. Anthony, woman suffrage, women's rights
  • Drawing of mounted soldiers, fire, and begging householders. "The Destruction of Lawrence, Kansas".

    From Quaker Roots to Guerrilla Warrior: D.R. Anthony’s Early Crusade for Freedom

    Several years before the Civil War, Daniel Read (D.R.) Anthony—a fiery Quaker from upstate New York and brother to Susan B. Anthony—was already fighting for freedom on the Kansas-Missouri border. [...]

    Published On: November 7, 2025Categories: American History, Bleeding Kansas, Books by Jeanne Gehret, Contemporaries of the Anthonys, The Anthony FamilyTags: abolition, antislavery, Bleeding Kansas, contemporaries of the Anthonys, Daniel Read Anthony, equality, historical fiction, Kansas, Quaker abolitionists, Secrets to the Wind
  • Illustration of Susan B. Anthony with diverse modern women and the text “What would Susan B. Anthony say about women’s independence this July 4?”

    What Would Susan B. Anthony Say About Women’s Equality Today?

      As fireworks light up the sky and flags ripple in the breeze this July 4th, Americans celebrate independence—the hard-won freedom to shape our own destinies. But amid the picnics [...]

    Published On: July 4, 2025Categories: Books by Jeanne Gehret, Susan B. Anthony, Women's SuffrageTags: books about Susan B. Anthony, Dauntless series, equality, Secrets to the Wind, Susan B. Anthony, the life of Susan B. Anthony

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