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Women's Equality Day marks 104 years since the 19th Amendment granted some women the right to vote — a significant victory, but only the beginning of the fight for equality. Women's Equality Day was established in 1971, spearheaded by then-New York Rep. Bella Abzug, whose first campaign slogan was famously, "This woman’s place is in the House—the House of Representatives."NewsNation delves into archival footage to revisit the struggle for women's rights and explore the ongoing battle. Joining "N

August 26 is Women’s Equality Day, a day observed on the anniversary of when the 19th Amendment was certified to the United States Constitution. The 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote but those voting rights were still limited in many states and for People of Color. Voting rights were not fully extended to all groups until 1965 under the Voting Rights Act. The fight for the 19th Amendment did not happen overnight as the suffrage movement that culminated in the certification of the 19th