Educating for Citizenship

Step into the world of American politics and social activism with this insightful oral history of Carolyn Williams Wolfe and her daughters Katherine and Mimi. From their early days as suffragettes to their involvement in the civil rights movement and the Democratic Party, their stories offer a unique perspective on the struggles and achievements of the 20th century.
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