Local Women Leaders Highlight 1970s Organizing Figures
In a snapshot of 1970s activism, Rochester figures led national progress with organization built by residents such as Anthony, Rev Samuel J May of Syracuse, and Brown of South Butler joining Jane ng in prominent roles.
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