Ida B. Wells
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BLACK — FEMALE — SUFFRAGETTES
On August 18, 1920, the 19th amendment which gave women the right to vote, passed in the United States. This year marks the centennial of that historic moment. And though Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Stanton were the primary leaders of the movement, that vote would never had happened without the advocacy of Black suffragettes.…
Adella Hunt Logan, AERA, American Equal Rights Association, AWSA, Black suffragettes, Black women clubs, Charlotte Forten, Charlotte Rollin, Colored Woman’s Franchise Association, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, Gertrude Bustill-Mossell, Harriet Forten Purvis, Ida B. Wells, Josephine St. Pierre Ruffins, Maria W. Stewart, Mary B. Talbert, Maryann Shadd Cary, NACW, Nannie Helen Burrough, National American Women Suffrage Association, Sarah Redmond, Sojourner Truth
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