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Every woman who has a credit card, a mortgage or other financial freedom, owes something to Lindy Boggs who pushed for women to be included in the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. She was also a pioneer for civil rights in a deeply segregated South.
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Ex-Congresswoman Lindy Boggs Dead at 97
Wall Street Journal 07/28/2013
Washington Post 11/08/2016
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Ex-Congresswoman Lindy Boggs Dead at 97
Wall Street Journal 07/28/2013
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Washington Post 11/06/2016
Washington Post 11/08/2016
Another way Britain’s vote made history: More women than ever before were just elected
Washington Post 06/09/2017
The influence of two women Senators from Maine in the polarized U.S. Congress.
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Ex-Congresswoman Lindy Boggs Dead at 97
Wall Street Journal 07/28/2013
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Washington Post 05/06/2011
More Women Are Primed to Land CEO Roles
Wall Street Journal 04/30/2012
Washington Post 06/25/2012
In Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Georgia and other states of the Deep South women's rights and civil rights for black people were a result of decades of effort by women like Linda Boggs and Rutha May Harris, hard work against entrenched prejudice with many setbacks and resilience towards adversity, compared to the soft work of campaign strategy, image making, polling and fund raising of today.
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A Time to Reap for Foot Soldiers of Civil Rights
New York Times 11/05/2008
Ex-Congresswoman Lindy Boggs Dead at 97
Wall Street Journal 07/28/2013
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