What eight million women want

What Eight Million Women Want by Rheta Childe Dorr explores the desires and aspirations of women in the early 20th century. Dorr a prominent journalist and suffragist delves into the social economic and political challenges faced by women of her time. Through interviews and personal anecdotes she captures the voices of women from various backgrounds highlighting their struggles for independence education and equality. The book serves as a powerful commentary on the changing roles of women and their quest for self-identity in a rapidly evolving society.***In this groundbreaking work Dorr not only addresses the immediate concerns of women but also advocates for broader societal changes. She emphasizes the importance of women's suffrage and the need for women to have a say in the laws that govern their lives. By presenting a diverse range of perspectives Dorr illustrates the common threads of ambition and resilience among women. What Eight Million Women Want remains a significant historical document shedding light on the early feminist movement and the ongoing fight for women's rights.