Gender Division Quotes
Miller was the first Black American admitted to a Graduate Program—Johns Hopkins—in Mathematics
When this interview was given she was the governor's wife. A few years later she herself was elected governor as a surrogate for her husband who had been impeached for corruption.
This illustrates some of the illogic of some of the opponents of female suffrage. The fear was so great, that the very thought of woman voting along with men becomes in his mind, women controlling the electoral process. Since women voted in America sometimes they have made the difference in an election and sometimes it was the men—most often it was neither as a bloc. Also, it never occurred to Abbot that women could possibly enforce the laws along with men or fight in the military if the voters decide on war. See {629405} for his rigid view. A logical fallacy of Abbot’s argument is that the same thing can be said of old men. If the decisions of the voters need enforcement or military action, the older men of the society will not be the ones to enforce the laws or fight in the wars. So according to Abbot’s defective logic, the older (or disabled) men should not be allowed to vote when they reach the stage in life that they can no longer fight in war or serve as a policeman.