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In 1916 Calderhead, in her role as secretary of the
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that "We women of the West must try to put ourselves in the places of the women of the great industrial centers of the East. These are the women for whom we are making this fight for freedom. It is literally that – a fight for liberation."
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NWP dispatched teams to states that had already granted suffrage to mobilize support for a federal amendment for women's suffrage. Calderhead was sent to
Arizona, which had granted women the right to vote in 1912, along with
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guaranteed women's right to vote in the United States in 1919, but
Calderhead's activism did not stop then. In 1932 she spoke before the House Foreign Affairs committee on the rights of women in the League of Nations.
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