The executive director of the house museum. [applause] over the years page and her staff have helped care for this house preparing every crack pipe and patching every leaking roof. We are grateful for their stewardship. A note was not easy. It will pay for equal work should be a fundamental principle of our economy. Its the idea that whether you are a High School Teacher a Business Executive order professional Soccer Player or tennis player your work should be equally valued and rewarded. You are a man or a woman. Its a simple idea, simple principle, one that our leader of the democratic houses and fighting for for for four years. One worry still fall short. Today the woman who works full time earn 79 cents for every dollar that the typical man makes and it the typical black woman make some and 60 cents and a latina woman in 55 cents for every dollar thaa white man earns. If we truly value fairness america should be a level Playing Field where everyone gets a chance to succeed. Thats,
And economic equality for women here in the United States and abroad. The nationalist party founded in 1913 was in response to sort available in the Suffrage Movement that women have been working for womens rights in this country since 1848 and then throughout that time they had their ups and their downs in the movement after the float for a long time and then by the time we reach the early 1900s when Elizabeth Cady stanton and susan b. Anthony passed away women in the organizations hit a stalling point and the nationalist party came in at a critical point and they carry the movement through to firschein. Alice paul learned her tactics and strategies from the british Suffrage Movement. She worked over in england with the womens socialist Political Union for several years. She was arrested while she was over there. She went on a hunger strike. She gave speeches to she picketed and then she came back the United States in 1912 with a mission. She came back knowing that she wanted to join
It was built by man named Robert Sewell and 1800. Was one of the only houses here to be deliberately burned during the war of 1812. A british soldier and his troops were passing by the house and some american troops were here in the house and they shot a force out from underneath the british german general so the story goes. The british print house in retaliation. The house was built by 1820 believe the majority was burned to the ground that it was rebuilt in 1820 and Robert Sewell pass it on to his family so it stayed with the family until 1923 was taken over by senator porter dale and his wife who were from vermont in 1920 and they lift here until 1929 then was taken over by the National Womens party in 1929. The nationalist party was the suffrage equal Rights Organization run by a woman named alice paul. The nationalist party worked from 1913 when it was founded until the late 90s for social political and economic equality for women both here in the United States and abroad. The Nat
Wheatbelt farmers like Kristin Lefroy are sitting on a secure water supply despite having endured a bone-dry summer and autumn. They say adopting desalination has been the key.