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Mary Ritter Beard was an American historian, social critic, and first‐wave feminist. She was also a proponent of women's suffrage in the US during the early decades of the twentieth century. Beard's work highlighted women's contributions to American society and cultures across the world. She was also a social reformer who fought for women's rights and organized working women in early. A Woman Making History: Mary Ritter Beard through Her Letters, edited by Nancy F. Cott, Yale University Press (New Haven, CT), Making Women's History: The Essential Mary Ritter Beard, edited by Ann J. Lane, Feminist Press (New York, NY), Editor, Woman Voter, Last Updated on May 5, , by eNotes Editorial. Word Count: Author Profile Mary Ritter Beard drew on her early activism for woman suffrage and the labor movement in writing Woman's Work.

Mary Ritter Beard's life and work contributed to the development of social education in the United States in both direct and indirect ways. The widely used text­ books written by the Beards were innovative in their approach to social and economic history and in their treatment of the role of women in civilization. Mary Beard also left an indirect legacy that includes women's. She assembled a group of three scholars--Dora Edinger, Janet Selig, and Marjorie White. The group had a small budget, but Beard herself worked for free. After eighteen months of study, they published A Study of the Encyclopaedia Britannica in Relation to its Treatment of Women in Author of A short history of the American labor movement, Woman as force in history, On understanding women, America through women's eyes, Woman's work in municipalities, Mary Ritter Beard, A changing political economy as it affects women, The American labor movement.