About
Suffragist and advocate for women's rights who was the editor of the Congressional Union’s newspaper The Suffragist during the early 20th century.
Before Fame
She became one of the first women to attend Yale University Graduate School.
Trivia
In 1914 she became the first woman to speak in front of Congressional delegates for an amendment for women's rights.
Family Life
She had an orphaned niece.
Associated With
Israel Zangwill also advocated for women's suffrage.
