Additionally, Nathan M. Richardson’s historical portrayal of Frederick Douglass is fantastic! In this year’s program, he speaks on the writers and speakers of the Suffrage Movement. He speaks to the importance of poetry within his own writing and speaking skills. Douglass was an internationally renowned speaker of his time. If you have not yet seen Richardson’s portrayal from last Convention Days, “Frederick Douglass: A Man Among Women”, I highly recommend that you view that as well. I cannot speak highly enough of Richardson’s portrayal of Douglass! For those readers who are not into typical history programs, I recommend that you attend Rozelle’s and Lange’s programs. Rozelle is a public relations professor who has researched public relations of the National Woman Suffrage Association. The use of public relations and the strategic use of media aided the suffrage movement. Dr. Lange is an historian that has researched the images used within the women’s suffrage movement. As part of the public relations strategies, the women’s suffrage movement was very particular about the photos that they released. This was a strategy that they adopted from Sojourner Truth, who used photographs of herself to change public perception of her. Both talks are highly engaging and will make you view the suffrage movement in new ways.