Written by: Valerie Bonk
A family in Maryland is turning its lessons on women’s history into a chance to volunteer and encourage others to advocate for change.
Carolyn Deol, 11, of Rockville, Maryland, is home-schooled and said that at the beginning of the pandemic, her mom was teaching them about the 19th Amendment.
“Everyone that supported women’s suffrage would wear a yellow rose,” Carolyn said.
She said she wanted to make a difference like those women in history. So, she teamed up with her 12-year-old cousin Kareena Panicker to create a website and podcast called “The Yellow Roses” to teach children about social justice.
Read more at WTOP.
