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WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH: The story of Mary Elizabeth Lease: Part 2
Mary Elizabeth Lease, an unsung advocate for the underdog in U.S. history, spent her life working for social justice causes, speaking eloquently for the rights of farmers, workers, and women, and becoming one of the most well known public figures at the end of the 19th century. (This article continues her story on March 7.) In 1884, Mary Elizabeth Lease and her husband, Charles, returned with their four children to their beloved Kansas to live i…
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WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH: The story of Mary Elizabeth Lease: Part 2
Mary Elizabeth Lease, an unsung advocate for the underdog in U.S. history, spent her life working for social justice causes, speaking eloquently for the rights of farmers, workers, and women, and becoming one of the most well known public figures at the end of the 19th century. (This article continues her story on March 7.) In 1884, Mary Elizabeth Lease and her husband, Charles, returned with their four children to their beloved Kansas to live i…
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