No ignoring of any part of the community, whether male or female, can exist The organization must recognize each and every member of the community, and they in turn must also recognize the organization which becomes the rule of government.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “No ignoring of any part of the community, whether male or female, can exist The organization must recognize each and…”
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Woodhull insists that all members of the community must be recognized and included in the organization of society.
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