The women’s suffrage movement was very queer. But the intimate lives of suffragists have been obscured and their history erased. Historian Wendy Rouse has pieced together fragmented clues from the archives to uncover the true story of the queer history of the suffrage movement.
Author Bio: Wendy L. Rouse is a Professor of History at San Jose State University whose scholarly research focuses on the history of women, gender, and sexuality in the United States. A limited number of giveaway copies of her book Public Faces, Secret Lives, will be available to participants.