An advertisement for a feminist mass meeting in New York City that includes an outline of topics up for discussion and a list of some of the city’s most prominent feminist radicals.
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An excerpt from Two Colored Women with the American Expeditionary Forces that explores the racism black soldiers and support staff faced while serving their country in France.
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An illustration that raises questions about the role of women in social reform and outlines the social evils many middle-class citizens feared.
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A pair of documents that present competing arguments for and against women gaining the right to vote.
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An article written by Black suffragist Adella Hunt Logan and published in the NAACP’s publication "The Crisis." It includes reasons why the vote was particularly important to Black women.
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An excerpt from the NAACP’s testimony before Congress that includes the challenges Black women faced as they attempted to exercise their Constitutionally-granted right to vote.
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A photograph of the NAACP’s 1917 silent march against lynching, which included thousands of women protesters.
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