Women Vote RED

Women Vote RED
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Total Pages : 98
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ISBN-10 : 1545676763
ISBN-13 : 9781545676769
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Book Synopsis Women Vote RED by : Ruth Snow

Download or read book Women Vote RED written by Ruth Snow and published by . This book was released on 2019-11-10 with total page 98 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Women Vote RED inspires and creates a desire to connect with other women to support one another in the vote to keep America great! It is a call to leave negativity behind and move forward with respect, determination and common sense. Drop the fear of speaking in support of the sanctity of life and seek to understand the value of the vote! Learn about the women who previously served the United States and those who are leading today. Take a journey with a real immigrant's story of faith; perseverance and love for the home they found in America! Women Vote RED is an easy read that gives insight into current issues; as well as past issues and gives women encouragement to get involved! Ruth Snow is a Midwesterner, who lives in the "Buckeye" state. She works as an adjunct professor and has previous experience working as a caseworker with the Department of Job and Family Services under policy changes from the Bush and Clinton Administration. She received her undergraduate and MBA as a working mother of two. Ruth has been involved with teaching international students at the collegiate level and ESL to younger students. She is passionate about human services and education and lives with her husband of seventeen years.


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