I see what Ted is getting at, but I don't think it's quite a fair analysis to say that the franchise was granted to Black men in 1870 but not to Black women until 1965. There were plenty of Black women living outside the Jim Crow South during 1920-1965. I feel like it minimizes the significance of the 19th Amendment to talk about it this way.
I see what Ted is getting at, but I don't think it's quite a fair analysis to say that the franchise was granted to Black men in 1870 but not to Black women until 1965. There were plenty of Black women living outside the Jim Crow South during 1920-1965. I feel like it minimizes the significance of the 19th Amendment to talk about it this way.
I see what Ted is getting at, but I don't think it's quite a fair analysis to say that the franchise was granted to Black men in 1870 but not to Black women until 1965. There were plenty of Black women living outside the Jim Crow South during 1920-1965. I feel like it minimizes the significance of the 19th Amendment to talk about it this way.