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Jen Deaderick

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History has always been a passion of mine. I stop to read plaques.

My mother was deeply involved with the League of Women Voters during the push for the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1970s, and she made sure I knew about my foremothers. It's because of her that I ended up writing She The People.

Ten years ago, I founded an Equal Rights Amendment page on Facebook in the hopes of renewing interest. My interactions on and around the page made me realize how little people actually knew about not only the ERA, but also how citizenship and democratic process works. That made me want to tell the story.

My Mom grew up in veterans housing in Winthrop, Massachusetts on Boston Harbor. My Dad grew up in the Bronx. I grew up as a stealth Townie in a gent
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Jen Deaderick My mother was very involved with the Women's Movement when I was a kid, so she made sure I was learning about women in history at an early age. She po…moreMy mother was very involved with the Women's Movement when I was a kid, so she made sure I was learning about women in history at an early age. She portrayed Susan B. Anthony on the League of Women Voters float in our towns Bicentennial parade.

When I was in third grade, I dressed as Victoria Woodhull for a school presentation and told all the details of her life, including her support for Free Love.

Looking back, it was inevitable that I would write this book. I had so much in my brain that needed to be written down.(less)
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She the People Suggested Reading

Hello all!

I created a special Suggested Reading list to accompany She the People. It builds off of the list included at the back of the book.

Check it out here:

She the People Suggested Reading

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Published on November 26, 2018 10:17 Tags: gender, history, women
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