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As part of the Vassar virtual reunion, talks were given on Saturday. I want to take notes to share... there was one on 19th Amendment. One advocate from history had advocated for 'free love' as was trying to get out from coveture laws that deemed a woman getting married coming under the rule of her husband legally and even rights to her body and their children.

With other groups and ideas contending for advocacy, the 1880s became a time of white women's suffrage (especially from white Southern support). Stanton and Anthony were trying not to include Black southern women.

Wherever one is in their learning or life journey, take time to celebrate and promote care and concern for others as well as for oneself. Thanks for joining in meaningful efforts and networking on many levels in person and online.

 See this link as you can to celebrate with Vassar as part of a virtual reunion and her of the successful fundraising efforts.

https://livestream.com/accounts/4043074/events/9151686/player?width=960&...

The virtual Vassar reunion welcome speech is one that many can enjoy this June as part of our shared legacy and support to move forward with renewed conviction

Find out more from Tammy Adams... The ideas of connecting with one's soul mate (which is not selfish...) and one's soul's purpose. She has some programs currently that are highly intuitive and very helpful to know about. She says when 'we are disconnected from our hearts' then we are 'off base' and not on our path and things may fall apart.

Give a listen to what she has to say as you feel led. She is sharing that the heart is central and a lot of life has to do with a sense of love (over logic...)

Now what I'm curious about is 'finding the right mix' so that people would be safe, sensible