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‘Reports from Woman’s Day’ from Progressive Woman. Vol. 3 No. 35. April, 1910.
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‘Reports from Woman’s Day’ from Progressive Woman. Vol. 3 No. 35. April, 1910.
What was a precursor to International Women’s Day, the Socialist Party’s 1908 National Convention, at the behest of the party’s new Woman’s Committee, set aside the last Sunday in February as National Woman’s Day in which party activists would both raise the profile of the Socialist Party in the women’s movement, and the women’s movement […]
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