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5 Black Suffragists Who Fought for the 19th Amendment—And Much More - HISTORY

5 Black Suffragists Who Fought for the 19th Amendment—And Much More - HISTORY
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Students: African American Studies class opens eyes to rich history

Students: African American Studies class opens eyes to rich history
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Yes, They re Pro-Confederacy But They re Just the Nicest Ladies

The first thing I noticed about the monument to Southern women is that its Confederate flag flew upside down. One of the flagpole’s ropes had snapped so that the Stars and Bars fluttered in the breeze as the Bars and Stars. I had driven seven hours from Manhattan to see the memorial, a squat marble building that looms over a tree-lined boulevard in Richmond, Virginia. The rebel nation’s former capital has contended with its legacy by removing all Confederate statues from city property. But I kno

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Yes, They re Pro-Confederacy But They re Just the Nicest Ladies!

You can call the United Daughters of the Confederacy a lot of things. But racist? Why, some of their best friends …

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Opinion: Moms for Liberty may be new to US politics, but their strategy isn t

Moms for Liberty’s strategy for preserving traditional hierarchies of gender, race and sexuality reflects a long history of conservative women’s ability to organize and steer the national political narrative in America, argues Nicole Hemmer, but one aspect of their bid for power is new, she says.

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