Senator Warren drops out

No US woman could vote, except some in New Jersey, in:

1776
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No US woman could vote in:

1808
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No US women could vote fully, except some in Wyoming and Utah, in:
1870
1871
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1876
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No US woman could vote fully, except some in WY, in:
1887
1888
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1893

No US woman could vote fully, except some in WY & Colorado, in:
1894
1895

No US woman could vote fully, except some in 4 states, in:
1896
1897
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1900
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1908
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Most US women could not vote in:
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919

Native American women could not vote until 1924. Puerto Rican women could not vote until 1935. Immigrant women from throughout Asia could not vote until 1952. African-American women in the South could not vote until 1965. Many formerly incarcerated women cannot vote today. 

Please stop calling all of us Native and Indigenous women “Native American”. Our nations reject this Fed created (in the 1950s) colonized term.

— ndngenuity (@ndngenuity) March 6, 2020

Daily Suffragist

05/03/2020