The New Power of Women in Politics

by Kathlyn Gay

Recounts the history of political activity by women in the United States from the beginning of the suffrage movement to the present, and discusses women in Congress, appointive posts, and state and local government, and the effects they have had on society.

128 pages, Library Binding

First published January 1, 1994

About the author

KATHLYN GAY is the author of more than 100 books, including young adult books, encyclopedias, teacher manuals, and portions of textbooks. Most of her work focuses on social and environmental issues, culture, history, and communication. In 1983, her book Acid Rain was selected as an "Outstanding Book" by the National Council for Social Studies and National Science Teachers' Association. Silent Killers received the same award in 1988. Global Garbage: International Trade in Toxic Waste was chosen as a Notable Book for Young People in 1993. In recent years, Kathlyn Gay has collaborated with family members, sons Martin and Douglas Gay and daughter Karen Hamilton, on various books.