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Founding Mother: Frances Kellor and the Creation of Modern America - Paperback
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by John Kenneth Press (Author)
Frances Alice Kellor (1873 - 1952) provides an excellent LGBT role model.
Provocatively, the author argues that Kellor created modern America.
Kellor's amazing accomplishments include:
- Founding the National Urban League
- Using Basketball to make women masculine
- Measuring Female African - American Prisoners for their freedom
- Getting Suffrage on National Party Platforms for the first and second times
- Running the Americanization Movement that greeted immigrants from 1906-1921
- Leading Two Presidential Campaigns before she could vote
- Launching the field of International Arbitration
- And much, much, more!!
Number of Pages: 374
Dimensions: 0.83 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: June 22, 2012
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