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... feminists had so convinced themselves of the primary importance of woman suffrage that they fought the Fifteenth Amendment because since racial discrimination was prohibited , more men would be voting , specifically those whom many of ...
... feminists had so convinced themselves of the primary importance of woman suffrage that they fought the Fifteenth Amendment because since racial discrimination was prohibited , more men would be voting , specifically those whom many of ...
Page 153
... feminists that black men would indeed support suffrage for women once black male suffrage was won . He admitted that in principle the women were right to demand universal suffrage but necessity required that partial black suffrage be ...
... feminists that black men would indeed support suffrage for women once black male suffrage was won . He admitted that in principle the women were right to demand universal suffrage but necessity required that partial black suffrage be ...
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... Feminists were quick to point out , for example , that white women were more educated as a group than were black men . In addition , the feminists believed that woman represented a new class of voters ; whereas black male suffrage only ...
... Feminists were quick to point out , for example , that white women were more educated as a group than were black men . In addition , the feminists believed that woman represented a new class of voters ; whereas black male suffrage only ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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