Christianity

Emmeline B. Wells lost the vote in 1887 and spent seventeen years working as if she'd get it back - and she did.

A 19th-century missionary in China who saw the equality of men and women as fact, not aspiration---decades ahead of her time.

Frances Willard learns to ride a bicycle at 53, and reveals what it means to practice freedom before permission is granted.

Kate Sheppard's escalating petitions won New Zealand women the vote in 1893 - the first nation to do so.

How a Dunedin tailoress's union fight for fair wages became the same struggle as New Zealand's historic 1893 vote for women.

Rev. Barrows organized the 1893 Parliament of Religions to demonstrate Christian superiority, but accidentally created the framework for American religious pluralism.

Jenkin Lloyd Jones organized the 1893 Parliament of Religions on a conviction that still matters: religious freedom is indivisible --- protect it for all or lose it for yourself.

Tien Fuh Wu survived trafficking in 1890s San Francisco and spent 80 years proving every soul has worth.

Harmonia tells the story of Jane Manning James, whose patient, lifelong petitions for spiritual standing mirror the courage and discipline of true investigation.

The suffrage arc's closer: a polygamist physician who beat her own husband in an election and became America's first female state senator.