Eliza R. Snow on Rights Of Women

Eliza R. Snow

Eliza R. Snow

The time was when we thought that our husbands would save us, independent of our own exertions. Now we understand that instead of depending entirely on our husbands for salvation and position, we have to work them out ourselves. The responsibility and labor that devolve upon women are becoming more important. If society is reformed, it is to a great extent because women are refined.

Kanab Relief Society, The Woman’s Exponent, pages 165-166, 1881.04

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