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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2015 · 45 MIN

Ehducation: The Famous Five

from Ehducation · host Steph Kingston

Steph sits down (metaphorically)with returning cohost Ashleigh Shadowbrook this week to talk about some of Canada's most important early femininists. Find out just how long it took for women to legally be considered "persons" in Canada, and why Emily Murphy can drop the mic with the best of them. And best of all, we talk about the Living Tree Doctrine, which is hands down the coolest piece of legislation out there and a big part of what makes Canada so special. Like the show? Give us a 5 star rating and review on iTunes. You can find the show on Stitcher at www.stitcher.com/podcasts/ehducation Get ahold of us on Twitter at @EhducationCast or email us at [email protected] Music: "In Canada" by Dave Hadfield

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