NEW YORK--American Civil Liberties Union co-founder Crystal Eastman is one of 19 distinguished American women to be inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame on Saturday, the ACLU announced ...

ACLU annals have little to say about Crystal Eastman’s role from 1920 on, in part because Eastman withdrew in 1921, citing ill health. Due to a childhood bout with scarlet fever, she suffered lifelong ...

Aronson argues that it is this fleeting visibility—a cameo in every famous leftist life of the early twentieth century—that means Eastman plays a “walk-on” role where she should be a star.

Actually, it was Crystal who got there first. Books in Review Crystal Eastman: A Revolutionary Life By Amy Aronson Buy this book Crystal Eastman was born in 1881 to a father who was a ...

Largely because of the fire, that law was back in force in 1913. Elmira’s own Crystal Eastman had drafted that worker’s compensation law. According to the National Women’s Hall of Fame ...

After women won the right to vote in 1920, socialist feminist Crystal Eastman observed that suffrage was an important first step but that what women really wanted was freedom. In an essay titled ...

Originally written by suffragists Alice Paul and Crystal Eastman and first introduced into Congress in 1923, last week in the US Senate, there were not even enough votes to pass a resolution to ...

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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Zeta (NYSE: ZETA), a cloud-based marketing technology company that empowers enterprises to acquire, grow and retain customers, today announced Crystal Eastman as the ...

In 1920, following the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment, which granted women the right to vote, the lawyer and feminist Crystal Eastman turned her attention to the future. The new goal of ...