THE IMPROBABLE VICTORIA WOODHULL: SUFFRAGE, FREE LOVE, AND THE FIRST WOMAN TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT (Virtual)

Before women could vote, Victoria Woodhull ran for president. She also ran a Wall Street brokerage, launched a scandalous newspaper, and exposed one of the country’s most famous pastors in a sex scandal—earning both fame and prison time. In The Improbable Victoria Woodhull, bestselling author Eden Collinsworth tells the gripping true story of a poor girl from Ohio who claimed to talk to the dead, made a fortune, challenged every social norm, and faced down a court with her reputation on the line. It’s a wild, deeply human tale of ambition, sisterhood, reinvention, and the price of speaking too boldly—then and now.