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From the right to vote … to women now influencing at the highest levels of government, MCRW celebrates Republican Women in our history! The 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution granted American women the right to vote, a right known as Women’s Suffrage. It was passed by Congress on June 4, 1919, and ratified on August 18, 1920, ending almost a century of protest.

And now it is our duty to step up and take the reigns of advocating for our country! In order to get us motivated, we have invited a very special guest:

Ellen Troxclair
Senior Fellow
Texas Public Policy Foundation

Ellen holds the unique honor of being the youngest woman to ever serve on the Austin City Council. During her tenure, Ellen’s principled stances on high-profile issues changed the course of history on topics ranging from property taxes to ride-sharing, both in Texas and beyond. She is continuing her public policy efforts as a Senior Fellow with the Texas Public Policy Foundation and was a key part of enacting meaningful property tax reform at the state level in 2019.

Named a “Champion Woman” by the Independent Women’s Forum, Ellen Troxclair has been recognized nationally for her bold leadership and is the National Bestselling Author of Step Up: How to Advocate Like a Woman.

Our Caring for America August project is for CareNet. If you can,
Please take the following to CareNet (800 West Waco Drive) to
support this important organization that celebrates life!

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