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November 19

This Day in Women's History

By Jone Johnson Lewis, About.com

    1847: Mary Anna Hallock Foote born (writer, illustrator)

    1848: Emily Brontë died (writer)

    1917: Indira Gandhi born (politician, prime minister of India)

    1926: Jeane Kirkpatrick born (political scientist, U.S. ambassador to the U.N.)

Quote for Today

    I do believe that there still may be some special sort of resentment of women in high politics in this country. I think that some of the attacks on me have been motivated not only by politics, but also by that special resentment of women.

    — Jeane Kirkpatrick

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