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From an early age\, Elizabeth Cady realized that men he ld unfair advantages in just about every facet of life: Education\, occupa tion\, legislation\, property ownership\, even in clothing style - and she was determined that she would embrace and speak out for reform. In 1848 S tanton was one of the chief organizers of the first United States Woman&rs quo\;s Rights convention at Seneca Falls\, New York. Her &ldquo\;Declarati on of Sentiments&rdquo\; stated the understanding that &ldquo\;&hellip\;al l men and women are created equal&hellip\;&rdquo\; and the Convention adop t a resolution for the necessity of Woman Suffrage &ndash\; The Vote! Soon after the 1848 Convention\, Susan B. Anthony would join forces with Stant on and the two would spend the rest of the century tirelessly speaking\, w riting\, petitioning\, and fighting for women&rsquo\;s rights in the Unite d States. \;
\nPresented by Kim Hanley\, actor\, singer\, costum er\, and dancer\, trained and danced from an early age with the School of American Ballet and the Eglevsky Ballet in New York\, as well as with the visiting Bolshoi Ballet\, Stuttgart Ballet\, Bill Hastings and Chet Walker . Ms. Hanley is also an accomplished costumer whose specialty is historica l fashion. She includes among her &ldquo\;bigger&rdquo\; clients The Phill y Phanatic. Kim&rsquo\;s academic training includes a BFA in Restoration a nd History of Applied Arts from the Fashion Institute of Technology\, Stat e University of New York. \;
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