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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2024 · 44 MIN

Women's History Month: The Evolution of Women's Rights in the USA Over the Past Century

from Leadership & Motherhood · host WRKdefined Podcast Network

In this educational episode, Leanna is joined by her sister, Laura Laskey, as they delve into the complex and evolving historical landscape of women's rights. The discussion explores pivotal moments such as the ratification of the 19th Amendment in the United States in 1920, marking a significant milestone in the quest for gender equality. Moving through the decades, they navigate the ebbs and flows of progress, acknowledging the challenges and triumphs that shaped the narrative of women's rights. From the Women's Liberation Movement to landmark legislation like Title IX, the conversation uncovers the foundations that paved the way for greater gender equality in education, the workplace, and beyond. They also discuss contemporary challenges, celebrating achievements while recognizing the ongoing global struggle for truly equal rights. Join them as they reflect on the strides made and the road that lies ahead. Full transcript available here. Connect with Leanna here. Re-visit previous episodes with Laura: Unboxing Barbie and Holiday Burnout

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