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Connection: Women don't fully have the right to make decisions on something that heavily and directly affects their lives
Comparison: Abortion is not banned in all states, so women in many places in the country can still get an abortion. When women were fighting for suffrage, it was because there were no voting rights at all.

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Connections: There are many well known organizations fighting to give women the rights they deserve
Comparisons: When fighting for women's suffrage, there were individual women being recognized for their activism. In 2023, there are only well known organizations, rather than an individual person.

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-Abortion in the United States has been restricted
-People wanted special legislative meetings to pass anti-abortion laws
-Mailing out abortion pills could be considered drug trafficking
-All forms of abortion now illegal in 14 of the States

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Connections: During both time periods, women joined and formed organizations. They held rallies and protests, and many people fought the issues.
Comparison: In 1973, women were given the right to get abortions. However, unlike voting rights, these rights were taken away in 2023.

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-The 15th Amendment gave African-American men the right to vote, but not women
-Most politicians opposed women having the right to vote
-Women were now the only ones without voting rights

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- Planned Parenthood, which is the largest reproductive health providing organization in the country
-National Abortion Federation, professional association of abortion providers
-Catholics for Choice, a religious association of pro-choice advocates
-ImNotSorry.Net, online stories of women who had positive abortion experiences

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-Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton opposed the 15th Amendment, because women were excluded
-They formed the National Woman Suffrage Association
-The Association fought and campaigned for there to be a constitutional amendment allowing women the right to vote.

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Solutions (What they hope to accomplish)

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Solutions (What they hope to accomplish)

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The current goals of the reformers are:
-Protect abortion rights in states where abortion is still legal
-Fight to protect the right to choose
-Eventually, make abortion legal again in all states
-Help women in need access abortions

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In the early 1900s, the suffrage movement became more popular.
-Women could earn outside wages now
-People thought this meant they deserved the right to vote, since they could earn money
-Women were given the right to vote in 1920