Jeannette Rankin Notebook Women Vote Backside of notebook reads: "In

Backside of notebook reads: "In 1920

) Left bookend features an original illustration of three of RBG's most popular dissent collars on a light pink background

American abolitionist and women's rights activist Due to the handmade nature of our art

Hand rolled and hand stitched hems

Notebook features sewn stitched red binding

Jeannette Rankin Notebook Women Vote Backside of notebook reads: "InCelebrate Jeannette Rankin, the first woman to be elected to U. S. Congress with this medium size notebook. Notebook features sewn stitched red binding, contains 64 blank pages made from 100% recycled paper, and measures 4. 25 x 6. The backside of the notebook reads: "In 1920, the US Constitutions 19th Amendment was ratifieddeclaring no citizen could be denied the right to vote based on their sex. For more than 100 years, womens suffrage supporters