Please Help

With only one blog post to go, after I post this, I'm asking for your help on my last one. This blog assignment has finally proved itself to be useful to me. I have a project due in history on December 16th, but I need to make it public. If I don't get any comments it doesn't count, so I'm asking for your help. If a few people could comment on my next blog you would make my day and my grade. Also you could use it as your final best comment, because one is due on December 15th. If that wasn't enough to sell it to you than I'll tell you what it's about. I'm doing research on the history of women's education here at the University of Stout. I'm not saying you have to read the whole thing, but if you've ever wondered how women's education has changed you might want to skim it over. My thanks in advance to anyone who's kind enough to read and comment on my blog. I really appreciate your help!

Here's a sneak peak of what's to come either before or by the end of the day on Tuesday December 12th:


From the British sketch show Harry Enfield and Chums

This video seems like a joke today, but at one point life was like this for many women. Women's education was not always accepted, and knowledge was not an attractive quality. The women who who wanted the right to vote and that participated in political discussions wanted to do manly, so people looked at them as if they were manly.
If your interested in how women's education evolved you might also be interested in how they won the vote. A great movie that should check out is Iron Jawed Angles. It follows the long, hard fight of NWP, lead by Alice Paul and Lucy Burns, to get all American women the right to vote. It also covers NAWSA's actions, lead by Carrie Chapman Catt. It's an inspirational story and it will most likely surprise you what they went through, and how long it took for women to finally get the vote.



There is so much more to come, so please if you read my blog next week write a comment.
Thank You!