January 12, 2018

January 11, marked the 133rd anniversary of the birth of Alice Paul, who was an American suffragist who fought for the passage of the 19th Amendment. She also founded the National Women’s Party, and wrote the Equal Rights Amendment.

Alice Paul risked her life to gain women the right to vote. Let’s continue her legacy by making our voices heard at the ballot box! We can honor Alice Paul and other suffragists by being active participants in our government, and ensuring that others can, too. Consider hosting a voter registration drive or candidate forum in your community—the 2018 election will be here before you know it!