Ohio delegates Peggy Tanksley and Cathryn Fellinger captured some views at the Democratic National Convention in Denver yesterday.
(Yoon S. Byun/Globe Staff)
THE DISAFFECTED
Clinton's journey awakens a new women's movement
Ohio delegates Peggy Tanksley and Cathryn Fellinger captured some views at the Democratic National Convention in Denver yesterday.
(Yoon S. Byun/Globe Staff)
DENVER - The timing of Hillary Clinton's closely watched prime-time speech last night, on the 88th anniversary of women's suffrage, brought into sharp relief the passion for women's issues her campaign engendered - and the possibility of a legacy that could reenergize or divide the feminist movement. (Full article: 1007 words)
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