EPISODE · Mar 23, 2021 · 32 MIN
Kansas City's fierce women's rights champion
from A People's History of Kansas City · host Suzanne Hogan
In the early 1900s, Sarah Lloyd Green was notorious for sticking it to the man as a feminist, suffragette and labor organizer in Kansas City. Her story isn't well known, but she was a champion for Black and white laundry workers and even started a waitress union.
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