Clarina Nichols: Frontier Crusader for Women's Rights

The remarkable story of one of the early women movement’s most effective leaders, a newspaper publisher who took the campaign for suffrage to Bleeding Kansas.

In the mid-1800s brave women began breaking the taboo of remaining silent at public gatherings. They began signing their names to petitions and flexing political muscle long before they had the vote. They wrote millions of words and published some of the most influential books and journals of their day. No one represented this early st...