between elizabeth katy stanton and suzanne b. anthony on one sides, and lew see stone and her husband henry blackwell on other. stone and black well after the civil war, they are -- abolitionist and they believe that the black men should be in franchise first. that the 15 president amendment which gives black men the right to vote should be ratified and then women can fight for their vote. suzanne b. and elizabeth katy -- if they're going into the constitution we're going with them or o else we're fighting it. and this -- this list the movement for almost 30 years. and they had rival organizations it was deeply damaging for the cause. and that was going to be my top toik prove that elizabeth katy and susan b. were horrible people and they had ruined the movement and so forth but it was so depressing -- [laughter] and my faculty advisor come here today and he can remember that i walked into his office and i said i want -- i want to start i want to look forward to the positive news that women finally got the vote and i started rese

do you know that the beginning of the women's movement elizabeth katie stanton would -- lived in seneca falls and she was here down -- she was citing the examples of family domestic violence and that was one of the motivators for her to advance the cause of women. this is as old as civilization probably, in terms of our history, in terms of the women's movement, one of the motivators. 100 years after her fight for the women to vote we will clear the deck on this. i'm here to talk about something also transformative and that is this tax bill. that the republicans have put forth. >> and i want to get into this. there seems to be a bit of a political paralysis here in trying to figure this out. >> it isn't. it isn't. we're moving -- this week we will pass bipartisan legislation for this behavior. for antidiscrimination, behavior. "a." "b," we will take the larger issue which has to both houses of congress for ending the nondisclosure, ending who pays, all of the concerns that we have about this. i don't think that -- i think that we want to give people hope. this is going to be addressed.