National Woman's Party
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- Women (39)
- Women's rights (35)
- Legal status, laws (33)
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- Equal rights amendments (6)
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Books by National Woman's Party
Total count: 44
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National Woman's Party platform adopted at Woman's Party Convention, Chicago, June 5, 6, and 7, 1916National Woman's Party1916-01-01
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The militant campaignThe National Woman's Party1919-01-01
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How the Woman's Rights Bill works in Wisconsinthe governor of Wisconsin endorses the Equal Rights Law, members of Congress from Wisconsin testify that it has worked excellently in practice, Wisconsin judges praise its form and its actual operation, Wisconsin women enthusicastic over resultsNational Woman's Party]1922-01-01
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How Maryland laws discriminate against womenNational Woman's Party1922-01-01
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How Virinia laws discriminate against womenfathers are given practically complete control over their children and mothers almost no control, a married woman's property is presumed to belong to her husband unless proof to the contrary is shown, grounds for divorce are unequal, women can not serve on juries, women are not admitted on equal terms to the state universityNational Woman's Party]1922-01-01
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How Mississippi laws discriminate against womenNational Woman's Party1922-01-01
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How the woman's rights bill works in Wisconsin ...National Woman's Party1922-01-01
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Alabama laws discriminating against women ...National Woman's Party1922-01-01
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Platform of the Government Workers' Councilthe Government Workers' Council of the National Woman's Party endorses the principle of equal rights for men and women ...National Woman's Party1922-01-01
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Declaration of principles of the National Woman's Partyadopted at the conference of national and state officers of the Woman's Party, Washington, D.C., November 11, 1922National Woman's Party1922-01-01
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Massachusetts laws discriminating against womenNational Woman's Party1922-01-01
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Mississippi laws dicriminating against womenthe husband owns his wife's services in the home and in his business, the husband gets damages for his wife's injuries, a married woman may not choose her legal residence or say of whom the family circle shall consist, divorce laws are more liberal for men than for women, women may not serve on juriesNational Woman's Party1922-01-01
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Missouri laws discriminating against womenNational Woman's Party1922-01-01
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Michigan laws discriminating against womenmothers have not equal rights with fathers over their children, the husband owns his wife's services in the home and controls her right to work outside the home, married women have no general capacity to contract, married women have not equal rights with husbands over joint propertyNational Woman's Party]1922-01-01
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Missouri laws dicriminating against womenthe husband owns his wife's services, laws for recovering damages discriminate against the wife, a married woman is unable to choose her legal domicile, grounds for divorce discriminate against women, women are disqualified for jury service, marriage revokes a woman's willNational Woman's Party]1922-01-01
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Florida laws dicriminating against womenthe father controls the services and earnings of children, a married woman cannot choose her legal residence, a married woman does not control her own property, a married woman has practically no right to contract or do business on her own responsibility, a married woman's services belong to her husband, inheritance laws discriminate against women, women cannot serve on juries, women are not admitted to the University of Florida on equal terms with menNational Woman's Party1922-01-01
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Louisiana laws dicriminating against womenfathers are given practically complete control over their children and mothers almost no control, a married woman may not choose her legal residence for voting, taxation, or other purposes, married women are discriminated against in property rights, married women are classed with children and the insane, as unable to contract on their own responsibility, women are discriminated against in jury serviceNational Woman's Party1922-01-01
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How New York laws discriminate against women (including changes made in 1922 legislation)fathers are preferred to mothers in control of services and earnings of children, fathers are preferred to mothers in control of real estate of children, a married woman cannot choose her legal domicile, a married woman's services in the home belong to the husband, the inheritance laws discriminate against women, women may not serve on juries, men are preferred to women as administrators, laws for punishment of sex offences discriminate against womenNational Woman's Party]1922-01-01
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Equal representationhelp secure the appointment of women on all personnel boards in the government departmentsNational Woman's Party1922-01-01
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The blanket equality bill proposed by the National Woman's Party for state legislatureswhy it should not passNational Consumers' League1922-01-01
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Delaware laws discriminating against womenmothers do not have equal control with fathers over their children, the father can take away the guardianship of children from the mother, the husband owns the services of his wife in the home, the husband can collect money damages when his wife is injured, inheritance laws discriminate against women, a married woman cannot choose her legal residenceNational Woman's Party]1923-01-01
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How Colorado laws discriminate against womenNational Woman's Party1924-01-01
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How New York laws discriminate against women (including changes made in 1925 legislature)National Woman's Party1925-01-01
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Why the Equal Rights Amendment?haven't women equal rights already?National Woman's Party1925-01-01
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How New Jersey laws discriminate against womenNational Woman's Party1926-01-01
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Equal rights by national amendmentNational Woman's Party1929-01-01
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The Equal Rights Amendment and protective legislationNational Woman's Party1930-01-01
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Night work for womenNational Woman's Party1930-01-01
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For immediate release, Monday, October 30, 1933National Woman's Party1933-01-01
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The closing of occupations to womenNational Woman's Party1935-01-01
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A few facts about the National Woman's PartyNational Woman's Party]1936-01-01
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Significance of Equal Rights Amendmentreplying to questions we are often askedNational Woman's Party1937-01-01
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Memorandum on the status of the Equal Rights Amendment, October 28, 1938National Woman's Party1938-01-01
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The present campaign for equality of rights for womennon-partisan, founded in 1913, object, to raise the status of women : 1920, silver anniversary of suffrage amendment, 1945National Woman's Party1945-01-01
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Equal rights amendmentQuestions and answers on the Equal rights amendmentU.S Govt. print. off.1946-01-01
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Third national conference of commissions on the status of women. communication and amendment, June 1966National Woman's Party1966-01-01
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How Rhode Island laws discriminate against womenThe Party1978-01-01
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How Virginia laws discriminate against womenThe Party1978-01-01
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Louisiana laws discriminating against womenThe Party1978-01-01
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Florida laws discriminating against womenThe Party1978-01-01
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How New York laws discriminate against womenincluding changes made in 1924 LegislatureThe Party1978-01-01
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EphemeraMicrofilming Corp. of America1978-01-01
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You are cordially invited to become a member of the National Woman's PartySewall-Belmont House1982-01-01
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