Susan B. Anthony: Power,Protest, and Imperfect Progress

About this episode

This episode explores the life and legacy of Susan B. Anthony and her impact on women's suffrage and social progress.

Susan B. Anthony: Power, Protest, and Imperfect Progress This tile explores the life and legacy of Susan B. Anthony, a pioneering activist who helped lead the fight for women’s suffrage in the United States. Through bold protest, relentless organizing, and unwavering belief in equality, Anthony challenged the limits placed on women in the 19th century. At the same time, her story reflects the complexities and imperfections of social progress, including tensions around race and inclusion within the suffrage movement. This title invites viewers to consider both her powerful impact and the unfinished work of achieving true equality.

People in this episode

Host: shawnice Hatton

Topics covered

• women's suffrage
• activism
• social progress
• equality
• 19th century
• race and inclusion

Keywords

• Susan B. Anthony
• women's rights
• suffrage movement
• activism
• equality
• social justice
• 19th century

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