Peace as a Woman's Issue: A History of the U.S. Movement for World Peace and Women’s Rights (Syracuse Studies on Peace and Conflict Resolution)
Peace as a Woman's Issue delves into the historical connection between the U.S. peace movement and women's rights advocacy. It chronicles how women have driven efforts for world peace while pursuing gender equality, offering a vital perspective on their intertwined struggles and lasting impact.
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Peace as a Woman's Issue traces the development of the U.S. movement for world peace and women's rights. It examines how these causes have been linked throughout American history.
The book details the efforts of women who have championed peace initiatives alongside their fight for suffrage and equality. It provides a comprehensive look at key events and figures in this dual struggle.
Published as part of the Syracuse Studies on Peace and Conflict Resolution series, the work underscores the ongoing relevance of women's contributions to resolving conflicts and advancing rights.
Author Harriet Hyman Alonso offers insights into the strategies and challenges faced by peace activists within the broader context of women's rights movements.
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