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We Did It For You!
The Suffrage Story and Voting Today
May 23rd
3:00 PM (EDT)
Free Livestreamed
play-reading
Register now for free tickets
We Did It For You!
The Suffrage Story and Voting Today
May 23rd
3:00 PM (EDT)
Free Livestreamed
play-reading
Register now for free tickets
The year 2020 marks 100 years since the
passage of the 19th Amendment giving 26 million women the right to
vote. While it failed to enfranchise women of color, it was a huge step
towards equality. We Did It For You! The Suffrage Story and Voting Today tells
the story of how women got their rights focusing on voting rights for
women and minorities, and it offers ways you can take action to ensure
we get out the vote in 2020! Be inspired to take action, from the
comfort of your living room.
Cast members will be participating in this reading from cities and towns across the United States. Since we cannot gather together to perform this show, we are bringing this play-reading to you.
Deana Tavares, Massachusetts - "Fannie Lou Hamer"
"Many of us do not fit into the narrow-minded boxes that have been designed for us. I'm passionate about helping others to realize that they do have a voice that can and should be heard."
Andrea Riggs, California - "Alice Paul"
"I wrote "Wake Up, American Women" to wake women up to the unconscious messages our daughters are sending us as the at-risk statistics for women sky rocket in our country of abundant freedom."
Cast members will be participating in this reading from cities and towns across the United States. Since we cannot gather together to perform this show, we are bringing this play-reading to you.
Deana Tavares, Massachusetts - "Fannie Lou Hamer"
"Many of us do not fit into the narrow-minded boxes that have been designed for us. I'm passionate about helping others to realize that they do have a voice that can and should be heard."
Andrea Riggs, California - "Alice Paul"
"I wrote "Wake Up, American Women" to wake women up to the unconscious messages our daughters are sending us as the at-risk statistics for women sky rocket in our country of abundant freedom."
Roseli Weiss, Massachusetts - "Eleanor Roosevelt"
"My great-grandmother was a suffragist and she marched in the parade to gain the right to vote in Boston in 1913. She inspired me to speak up for my rights as a woman and to not just settle."
"My great-grandmother was a suffragist and she marched in the parade to gain the right to vote in Boston in 1913. She inspired me to speak up for my rights as a woman and to not just settle."
“Amazing show—stories that we NEED to hear, now more than ever!”
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You will get a link and a reminder notice for the livestream.
You will get a link and a reminder notice for the livestream.
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