Suffrage Centennials

The Equal Rights Amendment will have its 100th anniversary celebration in 2023.

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Next year, 2023, marks 100 years since US women have been working on the Equal Rights Amendment. This means there’s another suffrage centennial coming soon, and we should be paying attention as to what we will be doing to support an awareness of this significant centennial.

August 2020 New York Times article that highlighted those descendants today who are carrying on the work of prior diverse activist ancestors. If you weren’t included in that article, make sure you weigh in on the following…
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The suffrage campaign marker installed in Long Beach, NY has been taken down temporarily in order to re-install it at a different location in thecity. Patricia Bourne has the marker in her office waiting re-installation. Apparently the sign was too large for the current location.

SuffrageCentennials.com has been publishing since 2013. We were contemplating closing down now that the 100th anniversary was over in 2020. But we have another anniversary coming soon, and it’s an important one. In 2023 US women will have been working for 100 years on an Equal Rights Amendment to the US Constitution.

The 2020 women’s centennial may be over, but the issue of women’s rights is still stumbling along. Make sure this year that the celebration of 100 years of women voting continues. The 19th Amendment to the US Constitution was ratified in 1920, and the commemoration of a century of US women voting is still with us.

Make sure that you give more than lip service to this century of struggle.

The preparation for the 2020 suffrage centennial was years in the making by volunteers who were determined that the 100 years of women voting in the US pass without notice.

Then 2020 finally arrived with lockdowns and so many crises that it seemed as if the 100 years of women voting would not be noticed. In spite of the concerns over health and safety, so many events and celebrations were held that we couldn’t keep track of them.

So congratulations to the tens of thousands of individuals determined that the many many volunteers of a very diverse movement not be forgotten.

Suffrage Wagon News Channel is conducting a post card campaign to support the New York State Museum in its planning to place the “Spirit of 1776” suffrage campaign wagon on permanent exhibition. Join in with the support by signing and sending postcards.

If you are headed to Long Beach, New York this summer, enter the beach at the Boardwalk’s main entrance so you can take a look at the marker commemorating Edna Buckman Kearns and her suffrage work in 1913.

It is one of many markers commemorating the votes for women organizing on Long Island.

Suffrage Wagon News Channel is commemorating the extensive work by volunteers that led to the approval and ratification of the 19th Amendment to the US Constitution in 1920.

There has been a monumental effort conducted to bring this once little-known volunteerism to the attention of the American public by more contemporary activists who are now interested in publishing a book on the national votes for women trail. Visit Suffrage Wagon News Channel for more information.

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JOIN THE NATIONAL MOVEMENT TO BUILD A SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE FOR AUGUST 26TH. . .WOMEN’S EQUALITY DAY!

Having trouble figuring out a New Year’s resolution? The National Women’s History Alliance needs your help.

Have you signed a petition with your individual or organization’s support? Put it on your list of things “to do.”

And a happy birthday to Edna Buckman Kearns (1882-1934).

SuffrageCentennials.com continues its work into 2022!

ACKNOWLEDGING THE PAST AND BUILDING TOWARD THE FUTURE FOR SUFFRAGE CANETENNIALS. . .

We celebrated 100 years of women voting in 2020 with so many events and suffrage centennial celebrations/

We made terrific progress in 2021 in bringing awareness of our past into the present and future. SuffrageCentennials.com supports building on the accomplishments and challenges of the past and bringing them forward into the present and future.

The following marker was installed in 2018 on the main street of Huntington, New York.

And in 2021, the City of Long Beach, New York installed a historic marker on its website. Photo by Antonia Petrash.

We’re passing the torch of freedom and voting rights.

1913 Long Island Votes for Women Campaign on Vimeo.

For more information about passing the torch of freedom and voting rights:

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