Josephine K. Henry

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Josephine Kirby Henry was a leading American suffragist, writer, and reformer from Kentucky. She was instrumental in the passage of the 1894 Married Woman's Property Act in Kentucky, which granted married women control over their own property and wages. As a prolific writer and speaker, she tirelessly advocated for women's suffrage and equal rights, becoming the first woman to campaign for a statewide office in Kentucky. Her persistent efforts and articulate arguments made her a pivotal figure in the fight for women's legal and political equality in the post-Civil War era.

May 22, 1846 - Dec 31, 1928 American 10 Quotes

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