Every Sunday during our month-long collaboration with the Charles F. Kettering Foundation, Jody Avirgan chats with Alex Lovit, host of the Kettering podcast "The Context."

Today, they follow up on the conversation about Seneca Falls by looking at how the movement for women's rights fractured after the Civil War -- and what it says about the long, winding road to progress.

Be sure to check out “The Context” at kettering.org/thecontext

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Seneca to Prohobition to the 19th w/ Alex Lovit [Some Sunday Context]

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Seneca to Prohobition to the 19th w/ Alex Lovit [Some Sunday Context]