Lead Like a Lady

Lydia Schmidt passionately advocates for women's rights, particularly the right to vote, believing it's unfair that boys can take risks while girls are expected to conform. As she engages in the suffragette movement, she faces social pushback from her peers and struggles with her German heritage amid rising tensions from World War I. Additionally, her father faces workplace discrimination for his union leadership, compounding the challenges Lydia must navigate. Set against a backdrop of societal upheaval, the story explores her journey of self-discovery and leadership.