Women's Right to Vote Turns 100

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Hamilton, Morgantown Chapter Of The National Organization for Women

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Sep 25, 2019

Julia Hamilton, Vice President of Morgantown’S Chapter Of The National Organization for Women, talks with host Eric Minor about the 100th Anniversary of the Ratification ot the 19th Amendment in which Women won the right to vote. morgantownnow.org

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