Of Course

I voted early, as I'll be at Art Quilt Tahoe for the vote day. Glad that we are able to vote every which way -- early, by mail, on the day. It should be this easy for everyone. I could have voted at the Susan B. Anthony museum, but it doesn't matter where, just that I did. I'll think about her a lot, as we should. 
 

Votes for Women

Ellen Blalock's work "Suffrage Quilt: Votes for Women" is here this week at QBL. She has gathered Shirley Chisholm, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jeannette Rankin for their firsts in Congress. Background is packed with a timeline of citizen's rights. Packs a lot.

Hometown Girl

Susan B. Anthony made her life's work women's right to vote. I voted today on the 100th anniversary of that milestone for New York. And voted in the city where she lived (and voted in 1872) and returned again and again to refuel and return to fight for women's right to vote.