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... suffragists generally shared the prevalent white supremacist attitudes toward immigrants as well as blacks . They argued that it was an insult for native - born Anglo- Saxon women to be the political inferiors of " foreigners . " Their ...
... suffragists generally shared the prevalent white supremacist attitudes toward immigrants as well as blacks . They argued that it was an insult for native - born Anglo- Saxon women to be the political inferiors of " foreigners . " Their ...
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... suffragists . Nor did suffragists tolerate their own members challenging other sexist institutions . In 1896 the NAWSA convention officially disassociated itself from a feminist critique of the Bible that had been written by Elizabeth ...
... suffragists . Nor did suffragists tolerate their own members challenging other sexist institutions . In 1896 the NAWSA convention officially disassociated itself from a feminist critique of the Bible that had been written by Elizabeth ...
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... suffragists did not necessarily agree even on why women should be given the vote . Since the goal of the move- ment was to win legislation , it was essential to build male support . Therefore , suffragists used any and all arguments ...
... suffragists did not necessarily agree even on why women should be given the vote . Since the goal of the move- ment was to win legislation , it was essential to build male support . Therefore , suffragists used any and all arguments ...
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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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