Women have stood against slave catchers, the Gestapo, and lynch mobs. Women will stand at the polls this November.
Harriet Tubman escaped slavery in 1849. Slave catchers hunted her for a decade and always failed. In 1863 she guided a Union raid that freed more than seven hundred people. She lived free until 1913.
Four other women faced comparable dangers: a journalist, a student, an intelligence officer, and a sharecropper. Each resisted a government that denied rights to millions. All five gathered and delivered facts their governments sought to suppress. One of the five, Sophie Scholl, paid with her life at twenty-one.
This November, armed agents may stand at your own polling place. Federal enforcement operations have already killed sixty-five people. One booklet turns the five women's methods into your plan.
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