Are Women People?

In Are Women People?, Alice Duer Miller combines wit and satire to critique the contradictions used to deny women the right to vote during the American suffrage movement. Through a mix of poems, parodies, and dialogues, she challenges the absurdities of anti-suffragist arguments, highlighting the hypocrisy of praising women yet denying them basic rights. Originally published in 1915, this spirited work remains a poignant commentary on discrimination, showcasing how humor can effectively challenge societal injustices and influence public opinion. Narrated by Mary Ellin Kurtz, this audiobook offers both historical insight and entertaining critique.