Empowering Women's Rights: A Historical Perspective on Voting and Health.

In this episode of the Period Besties Podcast, Stasha and Katie delve into a vital discussion on the significance of voting, especially in the context of women's rights.

They explore the historical battle for women's voting rights, highlighting key figures like Susan B. Anthony, and important milestones such as the 1920 ratification granting women the right to vote.

The duo emphasizes the importance of understanding the impact of local elections, not just presidential, on issues like reproductive health, women's access to medical care, and societal changes.

They provide insights into the history of birth control and hormonal treatment and stress the continuous need for voting to uphold these long-fought-for rights.

Offering practical advice and resources such as vote.org and the League of Women Voters, Stasha and Katie urge listeners to make a voting plan and honor the struggles of past generations by casting informed votes in the upcoming elections.

00:00 Welcome to the Period Besties Podcast

01:19 Today's Special Topic: Voting and Women's Rights

02:31 Historical Crash Course: Women's Voting Rights

05:52 Modern Challenges and the Importance of Voting

11:35 The Role of Local Elections and Personal Stories

14:55 The Impact of Voting on Women's Health

24:26 The Importance of Research and Making a Voting Plan

30:49 Final Thoughts and Call to Action

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