OPINION: Small voices shake the world: The power of the 19th Amendment
Sarah Martin
One hundred and five years ago on Aug. 18, Febb Burn changed the course of American history, proving that small voices can shake the world.
Febb wasn’t a politician, an activist, or a public figure. She wasn’t part of the Suffragette marches or protests that are often remembered. Instead, she did something simple, something deeply personal — she used her voice with a loved one to make a difference.
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