Prominent scholars Nancy Cott of Harvard University, Neil Siegel of Duke University School of Law, and Yale Law School’s Reva Siegel discussed the evolution of the 19th Amendment’s guarantee of women’s equality from suffrage to present day. This event was moderated by Jeffrey Rosen, President and CEO of the National Constitution Center.
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From Suffrage to Workplace Equality
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