Keep It 100: When New Jersey Women Could Vote... In 1776

All Of It with Alison Stewart | Mar 12, 2020

Historian Carol Simon Levin explains how New Jersey women got the right to vote in 1776, almost 150 years before the Nineteenth Amendment was ratified, for our year-long series, “Keep It 100.”

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