Summary

Portrait of Clifford G. Roe Clifford G. Roe What Women might do with the ballot… (1911)

White slavery furnishes the fuel that feeds the flame of the social evil.
In this new era when men and women who stand for a higher moral tone in society are beginning to take the reins of government into their own hands, great things will be accomplished, perhaps not all at once, but speedily.
The vice problem has perplexed all ages and all peoples, but in the past men alone have ruled. Now that women are coming into their own right let us see what they may do toward the solution of this problem.
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Portrait of Clifford G. Roe Clifford G. Roe What Women might do with the ballot… (1911)

Those who have consistently and honestly fought white slavery fully realize that to convict the slave traders is but to scratch at the surface of the problem. This has been but the first great task. The next is to arouse the public conscience to its duty.
Women have aided so far, and cannot but be important factors now in the complete abolition of the white slave traffic. When we look at the question squarely we know that the only effective way to abolish white slavery is to abolish the whole social evil.
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