it must be devastating to be a girl. i remember one day the police brought my sister home when she just wanted to walk home from middle school (a think i had done countless times), cuz of course a girls oughtnt be doing that
and then in college i was so shocked aobut he reality how many stories, girls just couldn't wander around the countryside like i did?
I was reading some of my grandmother's writing about her memories of the past (and the present). She was writing in 1972 about remembering torchlight election parades in about 1892...and when she was writing it, she had a polling place in her garage. She never mentioned getting the vote, though. There's a lot she didn't talk about, but you could see some of her views in her kids.
Stefan Scholl
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I did think: "Today in things your child never said". But I guess this isn't that far fetched.
Feodora 🐈⬛🐈🐾🐾😺😺
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in reply to Sheril Kirshenbaum • • •Far more confusion ensued when I tried to explain that women couldn’t vote until 1920.
4yo: “You mean girls couldn’t run for president for most of these pages?!”
Me: “No, women couldn’t even get to help choose who became president for most of these pages.”
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Barry Goldman
in reply to Sheril Kirshenbaum • • •it must be devastating to be a girl. i remember one day the police brought my sister home when she just wanted to walk home from middle school (a think i had done countless times), cuz of course a girls oughtnt be doing that
and then in college i was so shocked aobut he reality how many stories, girls just couldn't wander around the countryside like i did?
utterly shocking to me, how much more to girls?
P J Evans
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