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This Girl Can Mug

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Our This Girl Can mug features a timeline that highlights key accomplishments in the history of women's suffrage and equal rights.
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In 1919, Wisconsin raced with Michigan and Illinois to become the first state to ratify the 19th Amendment and guarantee women's right to vote in the Constitution. Notable Wisconsinite Belle La Follette was known for her eloquent speeches that demanded equal access to the ballot box.


Our This Girl Can mug highlights key dates in the history of women's suffrage and equal rights.


Comes with gift box. 

Pastel rose mug with white colored handle. Box is pink and gray.  Designed in Seattle, USA. Made in China.

In 1919, Wisconsin raced with Michigan and Illinois to become the first state to ratify the 19th Amendment and guarantee women's right to vote in the Constitution. Notable Wisconsinite Belle La Follette was known for her eloquent speeches that demanded equal access to the ballot box.


Our This Girl Can mug highlights key dates in the history of women's suffrage and equal rights.


Comes with gift box. 

Pastel rose mug with white colored handle. Box is pink and gray.  Designed in Seattle, USA. Made in China.

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