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Letter Against Female Lobbyists
Letter Against Female Lobbyists
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What events or people are mentioned?
Marchers Carrying Banner
Marchers Carrying Banner
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Who was the audience?
Female Lobbyists at Washington DC
Female Lobbyists at Washington DC
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What is the main idea?
Interview with Robert P. Madison
Listen:
Interview with Robert P. Madison
At the Bus Station
At the Bus Station
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Why was this source created?
Votes for Women
Votes for Women
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What do you notice first?
Women's Suffrage
Segregation
A vintage postcard captioned "Votes for Women" depicts a girl in a polka-dot dress and bonnet holding up her hand toward a boy in a cap, who looks surprised.
1913
Votes for Women
Letterhead for an organization "Opposed to Woman Suffrage," listing an Executive Committee of named men and women alongside an address and phone number, Bryant-4600.
1909
Letter Against Female Lobbyists
Two Victorian-era women in elaborate feathered hats, one in profile wearing a dark hat with a plume, the other seated behind with a tall feathered headpiece.
1888
Female Lobbyists at Washington DC
Women's Suffrage
A weathered "Colored Waiting Room" sign hangs above a smaller "Private Property, No Parking" notice, reflecting the segregation laws of the Jim Crow era in the American South.
1940
At the Bus Station
A young woman in a coat holds a sign reading "FREEDOM" while standing among a crowd.
1965
Marchers Carrying Banner
A smiling African American man in a military garrison cap and uniform, photographed in profile looking upward and to the side.
2007
Interview with Robert P. Madison
Segregation
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