Summer 2021
American democracy: An inflection point
Fixing our national divisions is crucial for democracy. » More ...
Voting
Fall 2019
I can do it!
Washington State University alumnus Andaya Sugayan's passion for getting women into politics led to voter registration drives, and inspires her own future plans. » More ...
Summer 2015
Seeing Selma
In March 1965 WSU photographer James H. Barker and others from WSU joined and documented the march to Selma in support of voting rights for African Americans.
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Summer 2012
Winning the West for Women: The Life of Suffragist of Emma Smith DeVoe
Jennifer M. Ross-Nazzal ’04 PhD
University of Washington Press, 2011
At a time when women’s rights and politics are dominating our national discourse, it would be good to consider our past. Emma Smith DeVoe’s story, for example, enhances our understanding of our nation’s Women’s Suffrage movement as well as the history of women in Washington. DeVoe led the 1910 campaign in our state—organizing, giving speeches, and raising money for the cause. … » More …