Civil Rights
Mar. 24, 2025
Thinking about freedom during women's history month
See more on Thinking about freedom during women's history monthThe American experiment is ongoing and imperfect, as history shows - from Patrick Henry's fiery call for freedom to the long, hard battles for women's rights, reminding us that the fight to protect and expand essential freedoms is never truly over.
Debra R. Schoenberg
Founder and Managing Partner
Schoenberg Family Law Group, P.C.
Email: dschoenberg@sflg.com
The nearly 250-year-old American experiment in liberty and justice for all is ongoing, ever-evolving, complex, imperfect - and vital.
In 1775, when Patrick Henry delivered his galvanizing "Give me liberty or give me death!" speech to the meeting of the Second Virginia Convention at St. John's Church, he helped spur the cause of American Independence. He laid the groundwork for freedoms we hold dear today - including (eventually) many that directly impact women.
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