susan b. anthony provided her team with the resources to help elect more than 465 pro-life leaders we visited the homes of more than 4.6 million voters working towards the goal of a pro-life white house and finally, a pro-life majority on the supreme court that would reverse roe v. wade. we are poised for the first time to protect hundreds of thousands of unborn children in the law. this is a defining moment. susan b. anthony is ready to take the next steps in reversing the decision that has led to the deaths of millions of unborn children all made in the image and likeness of god. working with our allies and the trump administration, leeland and help usher in tremendous pro-life progress during the first half of the president's term. >> we know that every life is totally worth protecting. [cheering] no president has a further impact since roe v. wade. by nominating justices and judges that will be strong for life. our goal for 2020 will be to reelect president donald trump to withstand in the senate

that's what susan b. anthony list is all about. so, i say without an ounce of exaggeration, you are doing god's work making our world a better place. [ applause ] i stand here tonight as a wearer of many hats, ambassador, daughter, governor, military wife, mother, and the biggest clemson tiger fan ever. you think i'm joking. i'm not. ask coach dabo. all of these titles are part of my identity. all of these experiences have shaped my values and my connection to the world. they are indispensable to my story, and they're the reason i stand before you tonight. many of you know i am married to incredible, super-cool husband, michael. he's a combat veteran and a major in the south carolina national guard. [ applause ] he is truly a saint. and being married to me, you know he has to be exceedingly understanding. but many don't know that michael and his four siblings spent several years in foster care. foster care can be amazing, but it was not kind to michael and his siblings. it was unkind. luckily when michael was five, he and his young

if that is what susan b. anthony is all about. so i say without an ounce of exaggeration coming you are doing god's work making our world a better place. [applause] i stand here tonight wearing many hats. ambassador, governor, daughter, military wife, father, and the biggest tigers fan ever. you think i'm joking. i'm not. all of these titles are part of my identity and all of these experiences have shaped my values and connection to the world. they are indispensable to my story and they are the reason i stand before you tonight. many of you know i am married to my incredible for cool husband. he's a combat veteran and a major in the south carolina national guard key is truly a saint and being married to me you know he has to be exceedingly understanding. what many don't know that michael and his four siblings spent several years in foster care. foster care can be amazing. but it wasn't kind to michael and his siblings. when he was five g. and his younger sister were adopted by a kind, loving couples who couldn't have children of t

you see, in 1872, then-senator-elect sargent met susan b. anthony in a chance encounter on a train. anthony had recently been arrested for illegally voting and was eager to pass the federal amendment to guarantee women the right to vote. she found a strong ally in sargent. anthony and sargent worked together on what became known as the anthony amendment. the text was nearly identical to the words of the 15th amendment and it said that the right to vote would not be abridged by any state because of a person's sex. the anthony amendment did not receive a vote for nine years. sargent had already left office. but head helped build the momentum behind this important movement. with a firm resolution and commitment, the amendment was introduced for 40 straight years. but the beginning of the end finally came in our very own chamber, not in the senate. republican representative james mann proposed the resolution that became the 19th amendment on may 21, 1919, the day it passed. that is why we are here today. 100 years ago today, the decades of advocacy by the suffrage supporters paid off. 10

susan b. anthony and 14 other women in rochester, new york, illegally voted in that year's presidential election. they were promptly arrested. susan b. anthony was put on trial, convicted, and ordered to pay a fine of $100 or face imprisonment. imagine, for voting. she bravely refused saying that she would never submit to this high-handed outrage upon my citizen's rights. the authority, madam president, wisely chose not to pursue collecting the fine. suffrage leaders realized that nothing short of a constitutional amendment would do. one modeled after the 15th amendment which granted the vote to all men regardless of race. with new leaders, such as carrie chapman catt, an instrument was used to change the hearts and minds of political leaders and the public. in addition to marchs, rallies and pe petions, they elicited the pulpit in their just cause. it took more than four decades for this strategy to succeed and strong women played key roles, kath reason reed ballentine, the daughter of the legendary

susan b anthony and 14 other women in rochester, new york in aally voted presidential election. they were probably arrested. susan b anthony was put on trial, convicted and ordered to or facene of $100 imprisonment. -- for voting. she bravely refused, saying she would never submit to the high-handed outrage upon my citizens rights. chose notity wisely to pursue collecting the fine. suffrage leaders realized that nothing short of a constitutional amendment would -- one modeled after the 15th amendment come a which granted the vote to all men regardless of race. such as laterrs alice paul stepping forward, a to change thesed hearts and minds of political leaders and the public. in addition to marches, rallies and petitions, they enlisted the power of the pulpit and the --ss in there just cause their just cause. it took more than four decades for this strategy to succeed and strong women played key roles. , theyn reed valentine daughter of the legendary speaker of the u.s. house of representatives -- thomas brackett reed led the main women's suffrage association. activist lawrence b

i asked the witness from twitter, i put up a tweet that had been sent out by the susan b. anthonyist. it had a picture of mother teresa and the tweet had a quote from mother teresa that said, abortion is profoundly anti-woman. twitter censored that tweet. they blocked that tweet. ultimately they let it go through but they initially blocked it. so i asked the representative from twitter, i said, is it twitter's position, is mother teresa hate speech? the first answer from twitter was, well, it depends on what the context is. i said, look, context is 140 characters or less. you're looking at the whole tweet. nothing more. this is it. they refused to answer. we are seeing a pattern of big tech silencing, stifling conservative views, pro-life view, pro-israel views. and let me say, that is dangerous. i can tell you. in the senate i am going to continue shining a light to defend our free speech and we are not going to let big tech silence the men and women in this room. cheers and applause] and so i want to close by just comporting you. the men and women in this room, you know how to p

it mentions both susan b anthony and polygamy. and that that sets up the story of emmaline emmalinwelsh since the majority were mormons rufed impock to separate voting from issue of polygamy. the story of emmaline well's sufferage career shows how seemingly vat forward question became entangled in one of the heft hotly-contested legal, moral questions of the 19th century of. to poster from international women's sufferage alliance reinforces international dimensions of the sufficientage cause and a challenge are white sufferagist who's tended to focus only on subordination based on their sex. she spoke at foreign conferences such as international council of women in berlin, in 1904 she was often the only woman of color in attendance. and april mkai stage a attendance. pageant here on the steps of the treasury building as part of a parade timed to coincide with wood are wilson's inauguration. this is something you can learn about in the exhibit. this approximately 100 actors staged a series of tableaus and an unknown massachusetts w

i'm reminded of a quote from one of our own keepers of the faith, susan b. anthony.hall someday be heeded, "and everybody will think it was always so, "just exactly as many young people today "think all the privileges which woman now possesses "always were hers. "they have no idea "how every single inch of ground she stands on rk of some little handful of women in the past." or, in our case, the present. please welcome afghan minister of education and my dear friend, amina salah. ♪ (applause) - the bay area is a golden destination anng but are you missing out on life's simple joys, hindered by chronic dental issues? if your smile is holding back your social, or professional life, if your health is suffering because of dental challenges, or if enjoying a steak dinner is just a dream, here's the good news. clearchoice dental implants can change your life in one day. (upbeat music) and over the next 30 minutes, we'll show you how to claim your smile and the good life that can go with it. welcome to smile healthy bay area. (audience applause) hi everyone. it's so good to

elizabeth cady stanton is constantly writing to susan b anthony, who didn't it involved until 1852, i need to write a speech, i need to convene a convention, by correspondence. invented,riters are mimeograph machines are invented, and these relationships with the newspaper, or creating your own. elizabeth cady stanton and susan b anthony created the newspaper ," 1870 called "the revolution which failed almost immediately because they refused to take ads from kwak medicines. medicines.ck suffragistsion of published it until 1935. i want to challenge the premise andhe panel, power, media the movement. i think media made the movement, but power, the power of women voting made the amendment. and they are used in two different ways in the suffrage movement. the media is represented by alice paul, and the third, youngest generation of suffrage, represented bys carrie chapman katz, who could count votes and influence the president. the point about marching in the streets and taking little bits of the public sphere, bigger bits of the public sphere, that is what the women were counting on. th

understanding inclusive to other women economically racially religious all of that than say the susan b. anthony is of the glorious times you think we're doing a better job i don't want to take anything away from those women graded they did not necessarily 5 but guess what they started even if they didn't immediately cover all at least they started so i do think that they do deserve a lot of credit for that that we're not private one of the property we're going to . know 3 x. and later you're going to get yourself but i think now we're looking at is 2 women verses what their value is in the marketplace with their value is in the workplace does a woman who has a child is she worth less than a woman who's decided to be by herself for her entire life and devote her life to a career that's one of the a new paradox and can women fight for other women that have something or don't have to they have that the other side of it i think that's a. big part of it when you think of it i think they've made strides i think we're finally making strides that women of color women who are minorities they're finally

ambassador is the guest speaker at the susan b anthony gallo. --gala. >> watch live coverage of the 2020 democratic presidential candidates in iowa on c-span. at eight: 45, we are with cory booker. 3:00 p.m.,day at democratic presidential candidates at the hall of fame celebration in cedar rapids. speakers include pete buttigieg, kamala harris, amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke, and elizabeth warren. watch our coverage in iowa this weekend on c-span. watch any on c-span.org, or app.n with >> this morning carl discusses his new report on former members of congress who end up employed as lobbyist. then "the nation that destination magazine" contributor looks at the treatment of prisoners. and then luke from the group sm

ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, will deliver the keynote address at the susan b. anthony gala. watch live coverage at 8:35 eastern on c. span 2. watch online at c-span.org or listen life with the free c-span radio app. >> the c-span bus recently traveled to indiana and ohio asking folks what does it mean to be america? >> the questions posed to me what does it mean to be an american. what it means to be an american is understand the freedoms. to understand all of the tenets of the constitution. which is what we try to teach to all our students and to know your rights, which you're going to find in the first part. so understand the individual rights you have. i think it's also important as an american to understand you have a role to play and be an active participant and that's based on voting, even getting involved even more with issues and groups and interest groups. >> question of what it means to be an american. i believe it is a theme of liberty we have been granted by our constitution. i don't think it allows race or sexuality, who you are. it's the fact that you're

deliver the keynote address to the susan b anthony campaign for life gala in washington.s is 15 minutes.

. >> susan b. anthony. >> damn it. >> stephen: please welcome kaitlyn dever! springtime. >> thanks! it's pink. i thought it would be good for tonight. >> stephen: sure, sure. well, i understand this is your first-ever appearance on a late- night show. >> it is. >> stephen: wow. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: well, thank you. >> it is. i didn't trip. i didn't trip. >> stephen: you got the hardest part down. >> phase one done. >> stephen: you got up the steps. you're going to love it. it will be super simple. here's how it works. i will ask you a question. >> cool. >> stephen: and you'll answer the question. and we'll move to the next question. >> great! >> stephen: fantastic. now i understand-- i'm surprised you have never been on a talk show, because i understand-- correct me if i'm wrong-- that you are from show biz royalty. >> royalty? i guess you could say it's royalty. my parents were figure skaters. >> stephen: there you go. it's like the circus. >> yes. and then my dad ended up getting the job for the voice of barney. >> stephen: wait? how do you--

. >> susan b. anthonynie feldstein, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome back, beanie. >> thank you for having me back. i have that doll >> seth: you have this doll? >> yeah. >> seth: oh my god you have a stefon doll as well >> i got it for hanukkah from my aunt >> seth: you did >> i don't mean to brag. [ laughter ] >> seth: just keep your hands off because he is my man >> he's my buddy [ laughter ] >> seth: you -- this is such a wonderful film you guys play -- you play someone who's about to go to yale, and feels like they maybe missed out on high school. set it up for us a little bit. >> yeah, so "booksmart" is about two characters molly who i play, and amy who the incredible kaitlyn dever plays, and they're inseparable best friends who have basically decided high school is about each other and academics and on the last day of school my character learns that the kids that she thought were just being like frivolous and going out actually got into very good schools as well, and maybe they sh

dannenfelserorie of susan b anthony's list will be on. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. join the discussion. 3:00 p.m. eastern, democratic presidential candidates of the democratic party hall of fame celebration in cedar rapids. pete buttigieg, kirsten gillibrand, kamala and elizabeth warren. watch our live coverage today on c-span, watch anytime at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. on tuesday, june 18, president trump will officially announce he is running or a second term at a campaign rally in orlando, florida. first lady melania trump, vice president mike pence, and karen pence are expected to attend. 19ch live much tuesday, june on c-span2, online at c-span.org , or listen live on the free c-span radio app. university andon the derek sheely foundation hosted a daylong conference on the injury risks among student-athletes. portion closes out the event, acknowledging the work penn state has done in the area of research for traumatic rain injury -- brain injury. this is about 20 minutes.

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if you begin to look at the thing that is susan b. anthony and elizabeth katie stanton, they were the preeminent white women movers of that movement. they were so -- they really thought that this moment, as we were talking about, of tremendous upheavel of the civil war and reconstruction was the moment that they had to get women's right to vote and when they were forced to wrap their mind around the idea that that was probably not going to come to pass because the republicans were more focused on -- the republicans in power were more focused on guaranteing, something to guarantee the right to vote to african american men out of the urgency that came out of emancipation and the urgency of what kind of needed to happen to secure democracy and a semblance of safety and well being for african americans in the south. when they realized that that was not also going to include what they called universal suffrag, they aligned themselves with the democratic party which was extraordinarily racist at that time. stanton started using remarkably racist rh

. >> nikki haley delivered the keynote address at the annual gala for the pro-life group susan b. anthony list. she talked about the anti-abortion movement and women's rights. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. what a great room. thank you so much. thank you, marjorie, for your commitment, strength, and heart. you are an inspiration to so many, and we all appreciate your efforts. and thank you to everyone in this room. i am so grateful toou

host: we will have a talk about abortion with our next guest susan b. anthonyist's marjorie , dannenfelser . we will be right back. ♪ today at 3:00 p.m. eastern, democratic presidential candidates at the iowa hall of fame celebration in cedar rapids. speakers include pete buttigieg, christian gillibrand -- kirsten gillibrand, beto o'rourke, and elizabeth warren. watch live coverage of the 2020 democratic presidential candidates in iowa today on c-span. watch anytime at facebook.com.org or listen with the free -- at facebook.com.org or listen with the free facebook.com app. tonight on q&a, a blues musician talks about his book, where he details befriending ku klux klan members and convinces them to leave. >> he walked in first and was wearing military camouflage fatigues with a blood drop emblem and the initials kkk on his chest. were knights of the ku klux klan. on his hip he had a semiautomatic handgun in a holster. he was followed by the grand dragon in a dark suit and tie. hen i entered the room and saw me, he froze. mr. kelly bumped into his back because he

ambassador in the united nations nikki haley delivers the keynote address at the susan b anthony gala. online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> tonight at 8 eastern on the communicators, the host of the internet history podcast, brian mccullough talks about his book, how the internet happened from net scape to the yoen. >> -- to the iphone. >> products we're familiar with, aol, napster, facebook, the iphone, all the things that have come together over the last 25 years to have made the modern reality where the internet and technology has infiltrated every crevasse of modern life. >> tonight at 8 eastern on c-span 2. >>> the reviews are in for c-span's, the presidents book, it recently topped "the new york times" new and note worthy column. kirkus reviews called it a mile post. and from the new york journal of books, the presidents makes a fast engrossing read. and with graduations and father's day approaching, c-span the presidents makes a great gift. read about how notable historians rank the best and worst chief executives from george washington to barac

and later, marjorie dannenfelser , president of the susan b anthony list discusses abortion and campaign 2020. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter as well. "washington journal" is next. ♪ good morning, and welcome to "washington journal." democratic intended support president are in iowa today for the hall of fame dinner that you can catch lives later today. each candidate is trying to find a way to separate themselves from the pack and become their parties contender against president donald trump. we will turn over the first hour of the show to our democratic viewers and ask them who they said so far and wide areas russian of the morning is for democrats only. who should be the party's presidential nominee in 2020? if you are

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley delivers the keynote address at the susan b. anthonya here in washington, d.c. live tonight at 8:35 eastern on c-span 2, online at c-span.org, or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >>> tonight, at 8:00 eastern, on the communicators, the host of the internet history podcast, brian mccullough, talks about his book, "how the internet happened" from netscape to the iphone. >> it is the story of products and companies that we would all be familiar with, but from aol, to napster, to facebook, to the iphone, to all of the things that have come together, over the last 25 years, to have made the modern reality, where the, the internet and technology has infiltrated basically every crev ition of modern life. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >>> the c-span bus recently travelled to indiana and ohio, asking folks, what does it mean to be american? >> the question that is poised to me, is what does it mean to be an american. and what it means to be an american is to understand all of your freedoms, to understand all of the tenets of

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley delivers the keynote address at the susan b. anthony gala. you can see that tonight. it starts at 8:35 eastern on c-span 2, online at c-span.org. or you can listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> tonight at 8:00 eastern on the communicators, the host of the internet history podcast, brian mcculla talks about his book, how the internet happened from net scape to the i phone. >> it is the story of products and companies we would all be familiar with from aol to napster to facebook to the iphone. all of the things that have come together over the last 25 years to have made the modern reality where the internet and technology has infiltrated basically every crevice of modern life. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >>> the reviews are in for c-span's the presidents book. kirkus reviews calls it a milestone. and from the new york journal of books the president makes a fast and grossing read. and with graduations and father's day fast approaching c-span's the presidents makes a great gift. read how noted presidential historians make

nikki haley speaks at the susan b anthony campaign for life kayla and washington, d.c..rs recognized the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, which gave women the right to vote. this weekend, book tv will have live coverage of the 35th annual festival in chicago, the largest literary showcase in the midwest. starting today at 11:00 a.m. eastern, featuring a journalist, gun reform advocate, university of chicago history professor, ourorian and on sunday, live coverage continues at 11:00 a.m. eastern with slates national editor, education and ast, a journalist, university of chicago professor. watch our live we can coverage of the 35th annual festival from chicago, starting today at 11:00 eastern on book tv on c-span2. tonight, democratic presidential candidate senator cory booker will be interviewed on a podcast in iowa city, iowa. live coverage starts at 8:00 eastern on c-span. monday, the house rules committee debates and votes on the resolution that authorizes jerry nadler to pursue federal court enforcement of subpoenas for attorney general william barr and former