Remembering Susanna M. Salter: The first woman mayor
Though largely forgotten today outside of Kansas, Susanna M. Salter helped women break the political glass ceiling.
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4700 W. Rochelle Ave.
Suite 141
Las Vegas NV 89103
(702) 546-8736
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
info@better-cities.org
Lindsey is a policy analyst at the Better Cities Project. She studies the why behind problems that large cities encounter and is developing expertise on fresh policy solutions that improve cities. Previously, Lindsey was a research and policy intern with the Libertas Institute, a state think tank, in Utah. While there, she undertook research to support upcoming legislation, helped write op-eds, and contributed to other team projects. Most recently, Lindsey has spent the last year as a policy and research lead for the Madison Liberty Institute in Idaho.
Though largely forgotten today outside of Kansas, Susanna M. Salter helped women break the political glass ceiling.
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