Episode 013: The Making of "I Am Woman" - A Story of Women's Rights and State's Rights; Crossing the Threshold and Saying 'I Do" was Committing Civil Death!

<p>Episode 13: A Podcast of the <a href='https://open.spotify.com/show/1XNO8qHenzMWCKHX9WoLqm'><strong>Sidney St. James Show</strong></a></p><p><strong>Burn, Baby, Burn!</strong> – Take the long-held assumption, found even in some of the most respected history books, that 1960s feminists exhibited against the establishment by setting fire to their bras. I grew up during this era. But where did it all begin? Maybe with <a href='https://www.womenshistory.org/education-resources/biographies/susan-b-anthony'><strong>Susan B. Anthony</strong></a> and others at the Seneca Falls meeting in New York in 1848? Follow my most exciting new adventure in this fiction novel based on actual facts as Dianne Jenkins loves one man, Russell Keiner, with her heart but despites him and all men with her mind. Follow her as she graduates from college and attempts to fight for <strong>Women’s Rights</strong>. Our story has its beginning in 1860 with Abraham Lincoln having been just elected president of the United States… the long road to suffrage 1848 to 1920.</p><p>Let’s find out just what one senator said in 1968, “Feminists are only braless, brainless broads!”</p><p><a href='https://books2read.com/u/bpDdal'><strong>I Am Woman - Hear Me Roar, Part I</strong> </a>and<a href='https://books2read.com/u/38RRJa'><strong> I Am Woman - I am invincible, Part 2</strong></a> of this two-part series,  hit the book stores on August 18, 2020, celebrating 100 long years from the passing of the Nineteenth Amendment securing women’s right to vote in the United States of America!</p><p>In the 1800s, the rights usually enjoyed by women were often taken away when she married. As a matter of fact, a woman gave up so many civil and property rights upon walking across that threshold that she was said to be entering a state of “civil death.” One such woman who would not stand for this inequality was Dianne Jenkins. She loves Reverend Russell Keiner with all her heart but hates him with all her mind. Her moving speech as Magna Cum Laude at Hampton’s College de