History whispered that colonial women had no power... but the truth was far more dangerous. Under the strict legal rules of coverture, a woman’s identity and property legally vanished upon marriage. Yet behind locked doors, hearth fires, and secret printing presses, women were the ultimate architects of survival, economic boycotts, and early American endurance.
In this documentary, we explore the vital, untold roles of women in colonial American society—and how their struggles for autonomy echo into modern boardrooms today.
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