some people like elizabeth cady stanton and susan b. anthony did not take well and formed an organization for women's suffrage. stayed with the 14th or 15th amendment as well as the women's vote so really with those two groups get back together and finally had energy to move forward forward, and then there is a day period were more states begin to give women the vote and in 1970 the your state voted for women's suffrage it the york and some states follow after that and then the final push is the ratification which chokers and i devote a chapter just to that. >> what struck me the most with that vast expanse of time written 177-6150 years later that women got the of the vote like that is a long time that is the almost 100 years since hillary clinton ran for president to get the popular vote so the program that angelo was talking about that hope of the of hope they would get there and their hopes were dashed one time after another low pay and get that the black suffrage gets that bet that they're all these other things that disturb them.

no one else stood with elizabeth cady stanton widget with the resolution into -- and he wrote about efforts to also have all kinds of other abolitionist men. men introduced the first legislation, the first versions of the women's rights amendment to the constitution. men had to ratify. there were no women who accepted, wyoming for example by the time the suffrage of both camera new york would have been able to vote a few more states. but women were totally dependent on male helpers as well throughout most of the movement. in the early days it did not even want to run there on the run is there no one had ever thought they did not know how. never adjust the meeting.one woman at and all health conditions that i can never speak in front of an audience. i've never spoken at a meeting. she went on to speak very eloquently for an hour. but what we have learned is that there be some sort of coalition. something women will have to stand up and decide that we are a tribe because we are all women. >> was also interested in the way that women relate president woodrow wilson. they really work him and th

tradition that we ought to be identifying with whether it's frederick douglass eugene debs elizabeth cady stanton luther king jr those are the people who are trying to make america a better place and that's the tradition those others become sanitised they hang you talk about helen keller of committed socialists right now king is particularly king was a very radical god and yet every you know january. we always see is king up at the lincoln memorial rosena nine hundred sixty he rose in his one speech even one sentence you know i want my children to be judged you know by the content of their character not just the color of their skin that's not what the whole civil rights movement was about the king people forget he died leading a poor people's march leading a strike of sanitation workers he wasn't just out there talking about civil rights he had moved to economic inequality as a fundamental issue and bernie picked that up and bernie should be saying hey i am following in a great american tradition of you you make a point about that i thought was very interesting and you talk about the practical po

tradition that we ought to be identifying with whether it's frederick douglass eugene debs elizabeth cady stanton luther king jr those are the people who are trying to make america a better place and that's the tradition those others become sanitised they hang you talk about helen keller of committed socialists right now king is particularly king was a very radical god and yet every you know january. we always see is king up at the lincoln memorial rosena nine hundred sixty he rose in his one speech even one sentence you know i want my children to be judged you know by the content of their character not just the color of their skin that's not what the whole civil rights movement was about the king people forget he died leading a poor people's march leading a strike of sanitation workers he wasn't just out there talking about civil rights he had moved to economic inequality as a fundamental issue and bernie picked that up and bernie should be saying hey i am following in a great american tradition of you you make a point about that i thought was very interesting and you talk about the practical po