Follows the work of Detroit women's organizations as they dealt with issues related to voting, industrialization, and immigration. In the early 1900s, Detroit's clubwomen successfully lobbied for issues like creating playgrounds for children, building public baths, raising the age for child workers, and reforming the school board and city charter. But when they won the vote in 1918, Detroit's clubwomen, both black and white, were...
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