The nineteenth amendment was called the Susan B. Anthony Amendment, which gave women the vote in 1920. She was a great leader and the inspiration for the women's rights movement for half a century she fought. His father, Daniel, a member of the Society of Friends, played an important role in Anthony's fight for equal rights for women. She gave her daughter a good education when women were banned from entering college. He taught his children to love God and that is to love humanity. Her teaching career spanned 15 years and she was a member of the New York State Teachers Association. In a debate, Anthony, being the only woman debating, expressed her discontent towards the low salaries of teachers, especially female ones. Boynick noted that he had won the support of thousands of women and men for his cause, while the slander he received was no less than