The 19th Amendment at 100: Bold Women Change History |

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Date Published

September 12, 2020

Publisher

Knoxville Bar Association

Subjects

Government

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Summary

The CLE program "The 19th Amendment at 100: Bold Women Change History" was originally presented and recorded on August 19, 2020.

Presenters: Senator Becky Massey, Tennessee State Senate
Charme Allen, Knox County District Attorney General
Justice Sharon Lee, TN Supreme Court
Cheryl Rice, Egerton, McAfee, Armistead & Davis, P.C.
Avice Reid, City of Knoxville, Retired
Wanda Sobieski, Sobieski, Messer & Elledge, PLLC
Joycelyn Stevenson, Tennessee Bar Association Executive Director

(If you have any questions about the program please contact the program moderator Cheryl Rice @ CRice@emlaw.com)

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Presenters

Becky Duncan Massey

Senator - 6th Senatorial District

Becky Duncan Massey was elected to the 6th Senatorial District in a Special Election in November 2011. She serves as the... Read More

Charme P. Allen

Prosecutor - Attorney General

Charme P. Allen is a veteran prosecutor with nearly 30 years of experience. In 2014, General Allen was elected as the first... Read More

Justice Sharon G. Lee

Justice - Tennessee Supreme Court

Justice Sharon G. Lee graduated from the University of Tennessee College of Business and the College of Law. She was in... Read More

Cheryl G. Rice

Attorney - Egerton, McAfee, Armistead & Davis, PC

Cheryl G. Rice is a shareholder with Egerton, McAfee, Armistead & Davis, PC, who focuses her practice in business and... Read More

Dr. Avice Reid

Retired - Senior Director of Community Relations - Knoxville City Government

Dr. Reid retired from Knoxville City Government in February as the Senior Director of Community Relations. Previously, she... Read More

Wanda Sobieski

Messer & Associates

Wanda is a native of Kansas (the third state to ratify the 19th Amendment and the home of Susan B. Anthony's beloved brother... Read More

Joycelyn A. Stevenson

Executive Director - Tennessee Bar Association

Joycelyn currently serves as the Executive Director of the Tennessee Bar Association (“TBA”), where she manages operations,... Read More

Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

The 19th Amendment at 100: Bold Women Change History - Video

The 19th Amendment at 100: Bold Women Change History - Paper

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