Panel Discussion for Discovering New York Suffrage Stories | January 26
Join us for a panel discussion focusing on "Discovering New York Suffrage Stories" as we examine the themes surrounding this local film.
WNED PBS Executive Producer Lynne Bader will host a sneak peek and panel discussion to explore the intersection of women's voting rights and race. While most white women leaders of the movement were largely focused on suffrage, Black women were also fighting for civil rights and equality for their race. Voting was just one of the rights they were fighting for. This caused rifts in the movement and splintered alliances. Dig deeper into the issue by attending this free panel discussion and learn how similar divides continue today.
Join Buffalo Toronto Public Media on Tuesday, January 28 at 7pm for this free live virtual event.
Discovering New York Suffrage Stories Panel Discussion
Tuesday, January 26
7-8pm
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About the Program
The latest WNED PBS original production is a 30-minute television documentary that tells the story of the important events and women in New York, some well-known and others unrecognized, that contributed to the women’s rights movement. Discovering New York Suffrage Stories premieres February 1 at 9pm on WNED PBS.
Discovering New York Suffrage Stories
Trailer | Discovering New York Suffrage Stories
Meet diverse New York women who battled oppression and racism in their fight for the vote.
Major support for Discovering New York Suffrage Stories was provided by The National Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the Human Endeavor, by the Susan Howarth Foundation, and KeyBank in partnership with First Niagara Foundation. With additional funding from the Fred L. Emerson Foundation and Humanities New York.