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  • How the Women of Los Angeles Protected Their Rights to Drive

    In the 1920s, women's love of driving in auto-obsessed Los Angeles created traffic jams and a battle over women’s rightful place.
    by Erin Blakemore, Virginia Scharff via JSTOR Daily on October 23, 2016

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