How Long to Read Women's Rights in Midwest Dutch America, 1847-1979

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This is a profoundly personal and informative autobiography, a must-read for anyone interested in the history of women's rights, gender bias, and how an individual woman copes with and reacts to the context in which she was born and grew. Walvoord chronicles her journey from a young girl in the 1950s to an influential educator and advocate for women's equality.Developed within the context of Dutch women in the Midwest, Walvoord discusses the challenges she faced as a girl growing up in a patriarchal society that expected women to conform to traditional roles.This book is a powerful testament to the strength and resilience of women in the face of adversity and a call to action for anyone who believes in the importance of true gender equality. Walvoord identifies fourteen strategies to overcome the gender boundaries imposed by society and illustrates how they were used in women's lives.At Central College in Pella, Iowa, the story of women's education begins in the mid-1800s. Despite the prevailing belief that women should not receive higher education, Central College was one of the first colleges in Iowa to admit women as students. This proved to be a revolutionary move, as it helped pave the way for women's rights and equality in education in the state.Similarly, Hope College in Holland, Michigan, has a rich history regarding women's education. Though the college was founded in 1866 to educate men, women were gradually admitted over the next few decades. By the early 1900s, Hope College had become a coeducational institution dedicated to providing all students, regardless of gender, with a top-notch education.You are invited to join this journey of discovery and empowerment. Walvoord honors the legacy of these pioneering women and continues to push for a better, more equal future.For anyone interested in the history of the women's rights movement or seeking insights into the ongoing fight for gender equality, this autobiography is an essential addition to your bookshelf.

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