Mike Switzer interviews Kimberly Wallner, executive vice president with the Women’s Suffrage National Monument Foundation.

Tennessee history gives one of the best examples of the power of one in the story of Febb and Harry Burn, Wanda Sobieski writes.

The club, founded on Oct. 19, 1894, was instrumental in helping start the city’s first public library and some of its ...

Geauga County will dedicate a new Ohio Historical Marker honoring the Centennial Oak and the region’s pioneering women’s ...

A new novel, The Ladies Hall, explores a 19th-century revolution in how women were educated. Here, its author explains how ...

Producer of national touring musical at Bass Hall was obsessed with women's suffrage movement since junior high ...

"The time has come when the men of this nation must recognize that the cause of woman suffrage is an issue as vital as the problem of life itself," called Margaret Foley from beside the monument of ...

While the original 13 colonies announced their independence on July 4 roughly 250 years ago, the fight for equality for many Americans was only just beginning. In the first half of the 19th century, ...

After the opening of the critically acclaimed Broadway musical “Suffs” at the National Theatre in D.C. last week, cast members visited a Northern Virginia location that resonated with everyone tied to ...

On Aug. 18, 1920, a 24-year-old state legislator from East Tennessee walked into the Tennessee House chamber wearing a red rose on his lapel. Red meant no. The chamber was deadlocked 48-48. The 19th ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A powerful symbol of the fight for women’s rights is taking center stage in Scranton, ...

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A powerful symbol of the fight for women’s rights is taking center stage in Scranton, bringing history back to life. More than two dozen people gathered to ...