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LWVUS 100th Anniversary March to the Colorado Capitol
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LWVUS 100th Anniversary March to the Colorado Capitol
When:
Friday, February 14, 2020, 9:00 AM until 11:00 AM
Where:
LWVCO Office
1410 Grant St/ B204
Denver, CO
Additional Info:
Event Contact(s):
Deborah Hayes
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On tthe LWVUS Day of Action we celebrate the League's 100-year history and demonstrate the League's impact ad vision for the next 100 years!
Before Feb 14, 1920, women didn’t have representation in government. With the ratification of the 19th Amendment, women and their allies won the biggest growth in our democracy in the last 100 years. We celebrate this great accomplishment by standing in our power, but at the same time, we acknowledge that the 19th Amendment did not break down voting barriers for all women. Even today, our work is not done.
Many Americans still don’t have their voices heard in choosing our representatives. Politicians have robbed voters of their power by manipulating access to the polls and gerrymandering districts at all levels of government. As the 2020 decennial Census approaches, the prospect of an inaccurate or incomplete count threatens to deprive even more people of their rightful share in American democracy.
Women have played a fundamental role in shaping an inclusive and active electorate. Women have powered -- and continue to power -- the vote. On the 100th birthday of the League of Women Voters, we are keeping in line with the fact that we were born from the suffrage movement and are centering our Day of Action around the theme: Women Power the Vote.