When it comes to this collection, the name of Chase Caudill’s game (get it?) is more, more, more.

It’s one thing to consider the power of the vote in the abstract. It’s altogether different to weigh it in a place where you can actually see and feel its impact.

This week, we pay tribute to a Nashville hero: the late Thelma Harper.

Susan B. Anthony didn’t live to see women’s voting rights enshrined in the U.S. Constitution or guaranteed by all but a handful of states, but she helped lay the groundwork for those things to happen.

The hit musical SUFFS + TPAC + NPL's Votes for Women Room = a four-part series exploring show characters you can also find in our V4W Room. First up: Ida B. Wells!