Ronald Reagan

Ronald Reagan

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Portrait of Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan,  Proclamation 5029

“ During the past two hundred years, women have fought for the causes of abolition, health reform, elimination of child labor, temperance, voting rights, and improvement of industrial labor conditions. Their energy, persistence, and dedication to these causes have enlightened our Nation as to the needs of our society and frequently quickened our country's effort to effect positive change. ”
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Portrait of Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan,  Proclamation 5029

“ This memorable role of women in our Nation's history has been recorded in the written word and has been told as well in music, on canvas, in stone, and through poetry, novels, and the dance. In recognizing the outstanding achievements of America's women, we pay homage to an essential part of our Nation's heritage. ”
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Portrait of Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan,  Proclamation 5029

“ However, until well into the second century after that letter was written, barriers existed for women in educational, business, and professional opportunities as well as in the law.
Today, American women of every ethnic origin, creed, and race play a vital role in our cultural, military, economic, social and political life. A woman serves as a Supreme Court Justice
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