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Related: About this forumIt is utterly fitting that we should have a woman VP in the centenary year of the 19th Amendment.
And VP-elect Harris was wearing suffrage white tonight.
Our foremothers are smiling down on us tonight.
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It is utterly fitting that we should have a woman VP in the centenary year of the 19th Amendment. (Original Post)
niyad
Nov 2020
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I believe that her wearing white tonight was an homage to the suffragettes.
littlemissmartypants
Nov 2020
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littlemissmartypants
(26,369 posts)1. I believe that her wearing white tonight was an homage to the suffragettes.
I may be wrong but I'm going to keep on believing it.
❤ lmsp
electric_blue68
(19,573 posts)5. An extra reason in that particular direction...
Not sure but I think she was already in The Senate the time all the Democratic (and maaaybe a few Republican) women wore white in the Senate Chambers for some (it's very late here I forgot what) women's issue.
I remember seeing them on TV late news ? 2018.
unblock
(54,397 posts)2. More fitting would be if we didn't have wait 100 years,
But I get your point and agree...
LizBeth
(10,976 posts)3. The RW put a woman on SC that believes women/girls should submit to male authority, the left breaks
a ceiling.
niyad
(121,590 posts)4. It continues to boggle the mind.