What the Constitution Means to Me< /strong>
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\nWhen she was fift een-years-old\, Heidi Schreck started traveling the country\, taking part in constitutional debates to earn money for her college tuition. Decades l ater\, in What the Constitution Means to Me\, she traces the effect that t he Constitution has had on four generations of women in her family\, deftl y examining how the United States' founding principles are inextricably li nked with our personal lives.
\nThe \;Steinem Sisters Collection \;champions women&rsquo\;s historical\, cultural\, and political cont ributions and strives to provide a welcoming space for women from all walk s of life to share their truths. It is composed of &ldquo\;feminist materi als\,&rdquo\; intersectional works that uphold human and women&rsquo\;s ri ghts and interests in defining and promoting political\, economic\, person al\, and social equality of the sexes\, races\, classes\, sexual orientati ons\, and genders. The Steinem Sisters Collection has grown to over 900 ti tles in the ten years since its inception. Regular programming\, including book discussion groups and talking circles\, aims to highlight the collec tion and build community. This collection was made possible due to a gener ous donation by The Steinem&rsquo\;s Sisters Collective.
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