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    Some Woman Had to Fight: The Radical Life of Sue Shelton White
    Some Woman Had to Fight: The Radical Life of Sue Shelton White
    Some Woman Had to Fight: The Radical Life of Sue Shelton White
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    Some Woman Had to Fight: The Radical Life of Sue Shelton White

    By Gay Majure Wilson

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    This biography explores the personal, political and professional life of Sue Shelton White, a militant suffragist, pioneering Tennessee lawyer and vocal leader in the controversial protests and tireless lobbying campaign for ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment, granting women their equal right to vote 100 years ago.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCheryl Gay Wilson
    Release dateFeb 15, 2020
    ISBN9781087867366
    Some Woman Had to Fight: The Radical Life of Sue Shelton White

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