CSPAN3 LBJ Presidential Library Exhibit Sixty From The 60s April 11, 2015
Enfranchisement, most notably of which was even though men of african dissent could theoretically vote women were not allowed to vote until well into the 20th century. This is a memorial to the Texas Legislature in 1884 by the under signed committee of colored men. I guess that is kind of a predecessor of the black caucus. And theyre asking for regress on several issues that pertain to people of african dissent living in texas at the time. This small news print leaflet or hand bill or broad side entitled handicapped was published by Texas Equal Suffrage Association in about 1919 in advance of ...