# Rose Scott
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rose scott (8 October 1847 – 20 April 1925) was an Australian women's rights activist who advocated for women's suffrage and universal suffrage in New South Wales at the turn-of-the twentieth century. She founded the Women's Political Education League in 1902 which campaigned successfully to raise the age of consent to sixteen.
== Early life ==
Scott was the daughter of Helenus Scott (1802–1879) and Sarah Ann Scott (née Rusden) aka Saranna, the fifth of eight children, and a granddaughter of Helenus Scott (1760–1821), a Scottish physician.
From Stay-at-Home Mom to Sexy Viral Creator: Rose Scott’s First Podcast Interview!
In this exclusive debut podcast interview, Vinny sits down with the hilarious, sizzling hot viral content creator Rose Scott!
Rose opens up about her incredible journey from bartending and being a stay-at-home mom of three to accidentally going viral on the FYP. Tune in as she shares the realit...
New Georgia Chamber alliance prepares communities for data centers; New film documents Stop Cop City movement
On today’s Closer Look with Rose Scott, a new alliance formed by the Georgia Chamber is attempting to bring communities and industry leaders together on data centers. The intention of the Georgia Digital Infrastructure Alliance is to "help communities prepare for responsible digital infrastructur...
“Closer Look” analyzes continued stigma and gaps in public knowledge about HIV
It was once a diagnosis widely believed to be an absolute death sentence, but much has changed since the earliest years of the AIDS epidemic. There have been tremendous advances in detection and treatment which have dramatically improved health outcomes for millions. Still, an estimated 1.2 milli...
Midterm Election and what’s at stake for LGBTQ+ students; DeKalb County murder-for-hire case detailed in new book
Studies have found “a devastating correlation between declining mental health of LGBTQ+ youth and the passage of these anti-LGBTQ+ laws.” On today’s Closer Look with Rose Scott, we speak with Cheryl Greene, the Vice President of School and Youth Programming for the Human Rights Campaign. Their ne...
Atlanta Mayor on past racial zoning to who gets to live where?
It was a discriminatory practice that was upheld by city ordinances.
Racial zoning was common in a lot of American cities that used legislation to purposely designated where Black and white residents could live, not only by neighborhood but even by block.
Atlanta was one of the cities.
A rece...
Their Voice, Your Vote: Georgia Attorney General Democratic Candidate Rep. Tanya Miller
With just over 30 days until the November midterm election, two candidates are vying to become Georgia’s next attorney general. It’s a matchup between Democratic State Representative Tanya Miller and Republican State Senator Brian Strickland.
Whichever candidate who wins the election will ser...
Their Voice, Your Vote: Georgia Attorney General Republican Candidate Sen. Brian Strickland
With just over 30 days until the November midterm election, two candidates are vying to become Georgia’s next attorney general. It’s a matchup between Democratic State Representative Tanya Miller and Republican State Senator Brian Strickland.
Whichever candidate wins will serve as the state's ch...
Can political civility make a comeback? Former Georgia leaders weigh in
It seems to be a lost cause at the moment, civility in politics.
With 2026 being a major election year and the upcoming midterm elections approaching, the Democracy Defense Foundation (DFF) understands the importance of combating misinformation and intentional disrespect in political messaging. ...
Democracy Defense Foundation; Girls in Public Works Day; Voter Registration Deadline in Georgia
On today’s Closer Look with Rose Scott, we revisit a conversation with former elected lawmakers representing both sides of Georgia’s political aisle. We’re joined by former Mayor Shirley Franklin (D), former Senator Saxby Chambliss (R), former Congressman Drew Ferguson (R), and former Governor of...
Carter Center election observation already underway; How Avant South supports Atlanta as a tech hub
Early voting in Georgia for the Midterm Election runs from Tuesday, Oct. 13, through Friday, Oct. 30. However, for the Atlanta-based Carter Center, election observation is already underway. On today’s Closer Look with Rose Scott, we speak with Avery Davis-Roberts, Director of the Carter Center's ...
