While the life of Juanita McCown Hight (1913- ) may present some deviations from what is conventional, this biography will show that she was actually part of the long tradition of females claiming their rights in society through methods obvious and covert, deliberate and unintentional. She drew on the various motivations of each of these women to simultaneously reap the benefits of their work and create a legacy just as impactful. Like June Cunningham Croly, she never abandoned the domestic traits of a woman, but she embraced them through her membership in local women's clubs and promotion of...