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I thought this piece was charming. I absolutely love the visual of these women in their pretty little dresses with matching shoes and handbag, white gloves, hats and perfectly coiffed hair being brought in to testify before Congress. I am no anti-war activist but I think these women had the backbone to petition their government to change the course of history, all before they had to get home and prepare dinner for their families and help their children with their homework. And they still wanted to be treated as ladies, even while they were being hauled off to jail. What irony. - EFritz | I thought this piece was charming. I absolutely love the visual of these women in their pretty little dresses with matching shoes and handbag, white gloves, hats and perfectly coiffed hair being brought in to testify before Congress. I am no anti-war activist but I think these women had the backbone to petition their government to change the course of history, all before they had to get home and prepare dinner for their families and help their children with their homework. And they still wanted to be treated as ladies, even while they were being hauled off to jail. What irony. - EFritz | ||
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| + | I don't necessarily agree with their political opinions, but I'm just saying...their personality would be a good thing to have. Their spunk would continue to entertain people.--MDvorak | ||
=="Star Struck," Vicki L. Ruiz == | =="Star Struck," Vicki L. Ruiz == | ||
