I rise, Mr. Speaker, to support this resolution concerning the revision of the document, Women in Congress, 1917 to 1990. This book chronicles the biographies of the 129 women who served in the House and Senate during that period, but since that printing, another 79 women have served in Congress. The contributions of these women need to be recorded for present-day significance and posterity. The outstanding women who served and are serving in the House and Senate come from different walks of life. They are lawyers, teachers, social workers, mothers, doctors, veterans, child care providers, grandmothers, all serving in various roles and serving in this House. Their stories need to be told.
Steny Hoyer: “I rise, Mr. Speaker, to support this resolution concerning the revision of the document, Women in Congress, 1917 to…”
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Supporting a resolution to revise the document chronicling women in Congress from 1917 to 1990.
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