A New Era for American Women Foreseen by Fannie Hurst
Florence Vessels reports on Fannie Hurst predicting a new era for American women driven by better education and increased public influence. Hurst urges women to think, organize, and participate in national welfare, stressing the power of numbers and the need to update textbooks and schooling to reflect women’s rising role.
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American women confront war threat and role shift
A discussion on the orbits of women in guiding peace and education runs through a 1940s interview. Miss Hurst argues women must educate youth for a world where wars are avoidable, while Miss Hurst or others critique complacent thinking and urge practical civic action to preserve America’s way of life.
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