She Was The First Woman Elected to Federal Office in 1916 | Episode 37
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Jeannette Rankin was not only the first woman ever elected to congress, she did so before women had the right to vote across the US. She was a suffragist, a social worker, and she believed not only in women's rights, but in space for women within politics. She was a seriously good witch, who made waves in Washington and helped changed the country and politics for the better.
Intro - 3:10 | Deanna and Hannah listen to a parakeet whistle to a nice tune.
3:10 - 50:20 | Person of the week: Jeannette Rankin
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