Haudenosaunee women inspired women’s suffrage movement

Commentary by our Executive Director Betty Lyons on Haudenosaunee women’s influence on the women’s suffrage movement.

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I am International Research Specialist with the American Indian Law Alliance and a Ph.D. candidate in the department of religion at Syracuse University.

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