116 - The Women Who Spoke Up When No One Wanted Them To
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This episode explores the powerful stories of three Texas women who made significant contributions to history.
Let me know what you thought of this podcast! Send a text. In this episode, we wrap up Women’s History Month by exploring the powerful stories of three Texas women who spoke up when it mattered most. From a fearless journalist in Laredo who stood her ground against injustice, to a civil rights leader in Houston who helped challenge unfair laws, to a governor who broke barriers and led the entire state, these women used their voices to create real change. You’ll hear the stories of: 📰 J...
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