They were again afraid of the reaction of the American public. They felt that people would not want to see a pregnant woman on television. After consulting with censors and several clergymen, the network decided to go ahead with the show. The only affect it had was to bring in an even larger audience...
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It was a national event, on January 19, 1953 when Lucy Ricardo gave birth to Little Ricky on television and Lucille Ball gave birth to her second son on the same night. The success of the show was unparallel. On the nights I Love Lucy aired, the bulk of Americans stayed home in front of their television sets...
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton In 1840, Elizabeth married abolitionist organizer and journalist, Henry Stanton. Over the course of their marriage, Elizabeth and Henry had seven children in the next fifteen years, but even with the responsibility of taking care of her children, Stanton found time to do many other things to further the rights of others...	4 / 1032
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Views of Sexism Her view of the bible was that women was treated like property instead women. Elizabeth Stanton thought the writing of the bible referred just to the men instead of the women...	2 / 390
The Battle of Elizabeth Candy Stanton Candy Stanton was a wife, a mother, and a fierce campaigner. As a girl, she showed an interest in law. Her father was a lawyer and Candy Stanton argued with him about laws that favored men...	1 / 232
Elizabeth Cady Stanton But my father stopped me, explaining that only the legislature could change or remove them. This was the key moment in my career as a women's rights reformer...	6 / 1405