Description
Deborah Hopkinson's accessible, thoughtfully presented account of the Women's Rights Movement—from Seneca Falls through the suffrage movement, the second wave feminism of the 1960s and '70s, and the contemporary fights for equality that continue today—provides young readers with the most complete and the most engaging account of this essential chapter in the history of human rights. Essential reading for every young person ready to understand the movement that shaped so much of the world they inhabit. An important and engaging companion.
