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The Most Dangerous Woman in America

Nevadans often think of themselves as embodying traditional American values. They say that we're a conservative state compared to, say, California or New York. A century ago, however, a Chicago-based, female anarchist came to the state to praise our very progressive divorce laws. Those liberal laws  conclusively proved, she said, that marriage was a failure as an institution.

 

No wonder that FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover dubbed her "the most dangerous woman in America."

 

Tune in to 88.9 KNPR at 9 am Monday to hear more about this Nevada crusader, however non-traditional.

 

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Guy Rocha, historian and former Nevada State Archivist

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