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The Centennial of the 19th Amendment provides the legal profession the opportunity to celebrate 100 years of women’s constitutional right to vote, educate the public about the Nineteenth Amendment and the battle for women’s suffrage, and promote laws that ensure women’s full and equal exercise of their right to vote and to participate in our democracy. This panel discussion will use the Centennial as point of entry to explore the legacies of the Amendment and engage in provocative conversations about how to ensure full and equal exercise of the right to vote for all.
Co-Sponsors: Commission on the 19th Amendment; Section of State and Local Government Law; Section of Civil Rights and Social Justice; Standing Committee on Election Law; Division for Public Education; Office of the President; Commission on Women in the Profession; Coalition on Racial and Ethnic Justice; and the Standing Committee on the Law Library of Congress.
