
        <p>The episode title is a line from a speech Susan B. Anthony gave a few months before she died in 1906; she didn’t live to see the 19th amendment added to the Constitution in 1920. But the 19th amendment wasn’t -- and isn’t -- the end of the voting rights story. Pictured with this episode: Zitkala-Sa, who fought for Native Americans' right to vote after 1920.</p>

<p>For more on the people and stories mentioned in this episode, visit go.nps.gov/suffragepodcasts.</p>
      

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        &lt;p&gt;The episode title is a line from a speech Susan B. Anthony gave a few months before she died in 1906; she didn’t live to see the 19th amendment added to the Constitution in 1920. But the 19th amendment wasn’t -- and isn’t -- the end of the voting rights story. Pictured with this episode: Zitkala-Sa, who fought for Native Americans' right to vote after 1920.&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;p&gt;For more on the people and stories mentioned in this episode, visit go.nps.gov/suffragepodcasts.&lt;/p&gt;
      </description>

The episode title is a line from a speech Susan B. Anthony gave a few months before she died in 1906; she didn’t live to see the 19th amendment added to the Constitution in 1920. But the 19th amendment wasn’t -- and isn’t -- the end of the voting rights story. Pictured with this episode: Zitkala-Sa, who fought for Native Americans' right to vote after 1920.


        The episode title is a line from a speech Susan B. Anthony gave a few months before she died in 1906; she didn’t live to see the 19th amendment added to the Constitution in 1920. But the 19th amendment wasn’t -- and isn’t -- the end of the voting rights story. Pictured with this episode: Zitkala-Sa, who fought for Native Americans' right to vote after 1920.

For more on the people and stories mentioned in this episode, visit go.nps.gov/suffragepodcasts.
      

And Nothing Less: The Untold Stories of Women’s Fight for the Vote

Failure is Impossible

Failure is Impossible

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