No Constitutional Right to Be Ladies

No Constitutional Right to Be Ladies

Women and the Obligations of Citizenship

by Linda K. Kerber

432 pages· 1999· ISBN 9780809073849
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By turning upside down the traditional paradigm of women's history as one of rights, Kerber shows us that there is no "right" to be excused from the obligations of citizenship. Hers is an invaluable new way of understanding the history of women in America - and American history more generally.

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