history of the rebeka's women organization?
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Rebeka Lodge etc. are NOT CHRISTIAN at all! They are part of the Masonic Faith.  YES! Masons are a definite religion!
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http://groups.msn.com/WuFeimangayanime/zenkihistoria.msnw click on the link to see what u want.
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http://www.smwia.org/
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aside from the previous website search...u can also go to....\nhttp://www.trincoll.edu/~jcintron/judith.htm\nhttp://www.litencyc.com/php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=4978
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I found this one. I used to live there and I heard of these people the most. Hope it helps. I made sure I copied the site of the address and stuff. Good Luck!!!
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Doing a google or wikipedia search on the topic is a good place to start.  Consider some of the famous advocates, what they did to prove women deserved equal rights, like susan anthony going to jail.  Also see if you can find Sojourner Truth's speech "ain't I a woman?"
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Read Judith Wellman's THE ROAD TO SENECA FALLS/Univ.of Illinois Press/c2004, which was highly recommended to me. It covers the earliest days of the suffrage movement. You can research these pertinent names online: Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretia Mott, Susan B. Anthony, the Abolitionist Movement 1840-1848, Frederick Douglass, the North Star newspaper (he published the Declaration of Women's Sentiments in 1848) Jane and Richard Hunt, the M'Clintock family and Seneca Falls New York history.
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The first source below has detailed info on the number and countries of origin of women ambassadors from 1992-2005. The second one is a list of the names, but is from October 2004.\n\nIn 2004, there were 11 in the main UN building, 14 in Geneva, and 14 in Vienna.
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Actually, I do know what is what about. I had the good fortune to have a women's history course taught by Kathryn Clarenbach, one of the founders of NOW. It was a little like having Martin Luther King teach a civil rights course.\n\nThanks for spreading the word.
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"The League of Women Voters was founded by Carrie Chapman Catt in 1920 during the convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association. The convention was held just six months before the 19th amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified, giving women the right to vote after a 57-year struggle."\n\nTaken from the source listed.
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I'm sure it would be impossible to pin down the first competitive women's athletic event in the world. \n\nA couple of milestones, though: \n1921: Monte Carlo hosts "the first true international meeting for women... Five countries were represented in eleven events"\n1928: Women's events are first included in the Olympics
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womens careers started out pretty mixed in regards to your choices above...it appears they were mostly working in the number 2 choice and many were also employed in textiles and manufacturing. thankfully those conditions have improved over the years although it has been slow. here is a great link that covers the history of working women.\nhttp://www.wic.org/misc/history.htm
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Here's one. I'll see if I can find more:\n\nhttp://pc59te.dte.uma.es/cdb/series/dc/lesliethompkins.htm\n\nHere's some more:\n\nhttp://www.geocities.com/womenofgotham/Leslie.htm\n\nMore here:\nhttp://www.adherents.com/lit/comics/Leslie_Thompkins.html\n\nNice close up with bun:\n\nhttp://www.angelfire.com/mi2/dcuniverse/lesliethompkins.html
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Check out Cyndi's List:\n\nhttp://www.cyndislist.com/greece.htm#Societies
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Yes I have. I have been a part of it for several months. You could browse through the link below and learn more about it. Have I heard about it 'yet' ??? Its been there for several hundred years...I mean the organisation called Iskcon (International Society for Krishna Conciousness). Have a look. Hare krishna!!
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there is some books that might help\n1. WARRIOR WOMEN AND POPULAR BALLADRY 1650-1850 page 87 ( by dianne Dugaw)\n\n2. try to call a native american reserve area and I'm 100 percent sure they can give u all the info ( try the nezperce and I know there is a place in fort lauderdale florida in wich they have all of this info
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FRG meetings and participation are totally voluntary.  I personally reccomend getting involved with yours....but if you have had a lot of issues with the unit I can't blame you for not wanting to be a member.  My husband and I just got up to Alaska, and I joined the FRG just so that I had other women to be around, at least once a month! LOL(My husband left for Iraq only a month after arriving here)  You wil be amazed...you can meet some really great people; of course, there will be the b*tches too....we have one member who informed us at the last meeting that we needed to start finding childcare for meetings, she obviously has NO children!