The Woman’s Hour Has Struck: Wisconsin’s Role in the Women’s Suffrage Movement; Zoom on Oct. 14 at 4 p.m.

(Whitewater Library submission) The Whitewater Public Library will be offering “The Woman’s Hour Has Struck: Wisconsin’s Role in the Women’s Suffrage Movement” via Zoom on Wednesday, October 14th at 4:00 p.m.
Register at whitewaterlibrary.org

“Take a march through suffrage history and explore the stories of leaders, tactics, losses, and victories as women worked for the right to vote. Learn how Wisconsin fits within the larger story of enfranchisement and analyze the conflict and complications that suffragists faced as they sought the right to vote” as presented by Jenny Kalvaitis.

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