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The Visionary Idealism of Jessie Ames: Women in Texas Politics (1883-1972)

Jessie Ames, a notable figure in Texas politics, exemplified the spirit of idealism among women during the early 20th century. Born in 1883, she fought for women's rights and believed that gaining the vote would fundamentally transform the political landscape. Influenced by greats like Sam Houston and James Bowie, Ames and her contemporaries envisioned a future where female leadership could reshape governance. Her contributions highlight the ongoing struggle for women's empowerment and their enduring impact on political discourse.

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The Visionary Idealism of Jessie Ames: Women in Texas Politics (1883-1972)

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  1. 100 Republic of Texas 100 Jessie Ames 1883-1972 100 100 Sam Houston James Bowie

  2. 100 “We were idealists. We thought that when we got the vote the whole pattern of politics would be greatly improved and would be dominated by women.” 100 100 100

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