Claiming A Voice:
Women Legislators of Maryland
The General Assembly
Kathy Postel Kretman
Gregory G. Lebel
January 1, 1991
Revised by staff of the Maryland State Archives, March 1997
This book is dedicated to the memory of Verda Welcome,
the first Afro-American elected State Senator in America and an inspiration
to a generation of political leaders.
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Foreword
I: History
of the Women Legislators of Maryland 1965-1990
- Meeting the Challenge: 1965-1973
- The Caucus Takes Shape: 1974-1976
- Developing an Organizational Identity: 1976-1979
- Increasing in Numbers and Influence: 1980-1990
II: Today's
Women Legislators of Maryland: The Model
- The Maryland General Assembly: The Big Picture
- The Women Legislators of Maryland: The Group Within
- Legislation: Setting the Agenda
- Appointments of Women in Government: A Proactive Approach
- Networking for Change: Providing a Focal Point for Maryland Women
- Organizational Structure
III: Conclusions
IV: Appendices
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