🩷 Today in women’s history… On October 23, 1850, the First National Women’s Rights Convention opened in Worcester, Massachusetts. More than a thousand people from across the country packed Brinley Hall to demand voting rights, equal property rights, and access to higher education and the professions. It wasn’t just a meeting. It was the start of national organizing for women’s equality.  Leaders like Paulina Wright Davis presided and set a plan: publish the proceedings, appoint a central commi

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