#Suffrage

Hi there-Civil War historian here. So, uh...this is really, really far from "The Truth." Got a minute? /1https://twitter.com/senatormcdaniel/status/1029916257490018304 2/ Lee certainly did not believe slavery was wrong. In an 1856
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A THREAD about the history of the UK press & journalism, focusing on how the 'radical press' transformed Britain.I believe we're experiencing something similar now, with outlets like @BylineTimes, @DoubleDownNews
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We are living through a terrible time in many ways, but it is a Golden Age for public-facing history. No major pundit, as far as I’m aware, has as consistently
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As we celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth , every day we’ll highlight a Black Marylander who helped shape our state and nation. From poets and pianists to Members of Congress and Supreme Court
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1/ After reading @MichaelPSenger’s and Gen @robert_spalding ‘s, others’, brilliant letter to intel agencies abs police about China’s network of Western ‘lockdown’ enablers, plus seeing @BrianOSheaSPI ‘s powerful evidence about
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Mary Grew, abolitionist leader & newspaper editor. Her work was respected by all the men in the movement—except her own father.Maryback row w/the Penn. AntiSlavery Society. Margaret Burleigh, her partner
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My defense of the American War of Independence:A lot of trads are very critical of America because they see a rebellion of republicans away from a monarch. I think the
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A thread of all the things the Democratic Party has done to make the world a better place. Let’s start here: 192019TH AMENDMENT: WOMEN'S SUFFRAGEUnder the leadership of Democratic President
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What is certainly true is that Britain was not 'white' as is often portrayed in period dramas or asserted by Romance readers who don't want a 'woke' agenda. In the
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Hannah Sheehy Skeffington: "[The proposed Irish Constitution was based on] a Fascist Model, in which women would be relegated to permanent inferiority, their avocations and choice of callings limited because
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1/She's a Delta.Grady wards, 2016On my rounds one day, I was with a med student talking to these two women about their seriously ill father. They were worried, tired, and
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Charles Lenox Remond was the most prominent Black abolitionist in the US until he was overshadowed by Frederick Douglass.Remond’s commitment to women’s rights was as deep as FD’s, maybe deeper.
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We're about to start the show! @JedediahSPurdypresents an #LPE approach to con law! Join us! Please register here: https://getinvolved.acslaw.org/component/events/event/713 Peggy Li (@acslaw) welcomes everyone to Part III of #LPE 101!
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Choisir, une nouvelle façon d'élireUn thread sur le Jugement Majoritaire. Notre République actuelle prévoit l'élection de personnes au suffrage universel direct pour nous représenter dans certaines de ses instances. Si
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Every Monday throughout #BlackHistoryMonth , we'll be passing the mic to someone from the @NatGeo family who will be highlighting an aspect of history or their work. Today we'll be
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This Day in Labor History: November 7, 1861. The U.S. Army occupied the South Carolina sea islands. Suddenly having to deal with the existence of thousands of slaves with no
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