Temperance Movement and Woman Suffrage NAC-47

Recently I attended a Black History Month event, and the presenter lamented that white women benefited more from the civil rights movement than black men received. When I talked to my wife about it, she quickly pointed out that black men had the right to vote several decades before women, white or black. Therefore, in a sense, women had further to go toward equality than black men.

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