
THE WOMAN’S HOUR: OUR FIGHT FOR THE RIGHT TO VOTE
Elaine Weiss
This account examines the campaign to secure Tennessee’s ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment. Tennessee was the thirty-sixth state required for the amendment’s ratification, making its decision pivotal to the effort. The book connects the fight for women’s voting rights with African American suffrage. A selected biography and an index provide additional reference material. Its focus remains on the political struggle surrounding this decisive state ratification and the linked histories of voting rights.
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