What Eight Million Women Want

Written in 1910, this groundbreaking work advocates for women's suffrage and provides a detailed portrait of the lives and struggles of working women in America's cities. With a powerful blend of statistics, personal narratives, and social commentary, this book remains a landmark achievement in the history of feminism.
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