Statement at the Negro Exposition, August 27, 1902 (excerpt)

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"I am glad to see women unite," said Miss Addams, "to look over what they have done and talk over what they can do. We must admit that when it comes to an exposition of the world's products the work shown by men appears more substantial, more precise, and more stupendous than that of women. But I believe the day will come when the work of our sex will compare favorably in all respects with that of man."

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