Delivered "Address by the First Woman Senator."
On November 22, 1922, Rebecca Latimer Felton delivered a formal address in the U.S. Senate, titled "Address by the First Woman Senator." In this speech, Felton advocated for women’s active role in governance while reflecting on her historic entry into the Senate. Her address came a day after her oath-taking, accompanied by intermittent cheers and applause from her male counterparts, who recognized the importance of her sentiments. This event underscored the growing impact of women’s voices within legislative chambers, advancing the broader visibility and advocacy for women's rights in American society.