the impact of the seneca falls convention could not be denied.ony, who had dedicated her life's work to female suffrage and other social causes. the suffrage movement lost momentum during the civil war as men and women turned their attentions to the conflict between the states. after the war, female suffrage endured another setback when the women's rights movement became divided over the proposed 15th amendment to the u.s. constitution. it would give black men the right to vote, but failed to extend the same privilege to american women of any skin color. ♪♪ weiss: susan b. anthony and elizabeth cady stanton and lucretia mott, lucy stone, those whole first generation, the four mothers as they are sometimes called of women's rights in america, all are abolition workers before they are ever suffragists. and so the idea of women's rights and women's suffrage comes out of the abolition movement. it actually is a daughter of the abolition movement and they become sort of siblings. and the same people often work in both causes. so these women are truly

we've known since 1856 in experiments that happen in seneca falls, new york, by -- putting carpeted oxide in the atmosphere warms things up. secondly, the government is totally involved in many ways in subsidizing transportation. whether it's the hundreds -- centuries-long oil subsidies, bio fuel subsidies, we are involved the, u.s. government, for many years. building highways, were involved in transportation. this is nothing new. >> thank you. miss jackson, i agree totally that we need to be focused on energy affordability. in advancing solutions to reduce low income americans energy burdens. it's a must. in 2015, i would acknowledge that one in three households reported experiencing energy and security. one in five reported reducing aura foregoing acidity such as food or medicine to pay an energy bill. 11% of households reported keeping their home at a healthy or unsafe temperature. this is not a new challenge. we haven't had had a real problems with energy affordability in our country. we also have a very important programs. programs that can help alleviate these burdens like -- the e