National Geographic - USA (2020-08)

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On August 18, 1920,
the day that Tennes-
see ratified the 19th
Amendment, clinching
its passage, suffragist
leader Alice Paul
unfurled the National
Woman’s Party ratifi-
cation flag from the
balcony of the organi-
zation’s headquarters in
Washington, D.C. Each
time a state ratified
the amendment, Paul
sewed a star on the
banner, until she had 36
and women had gained
the right to vote.
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  1. Congresswoman
    Shirley Chisholm

  2. Suffragist Frances
    Ellen Watkins Harper

  3. Labor leader Dolores
    Huerta 4. Politician and
    voting rights activist
    Stacey Abrams

  4. Abolitionist, suffragist
    Lucretia Mott

  5. Educator, civil rights
    activist Mary Church
    Terrell 7. Suffragist
    Therese A. Jenkins

  6. Justice Ruth Bader
    Ginsburg 9. Hawaiian
    suffragist Wilhelmina
    Kekelaokalaninui
    Widemann Dowsett
    10. Congresswoman
    Sharice Davids
    11. Congresswoman
    Patsy Mink
    12. Suffragist Carrie
    Chapman Catt
    13. Civil rights activist
    Diane Nash
    14. Journalist, civil rights
    activist Ida B. Wells
    15. Labor organizer
    Ai-jen Poo 16. Virginia
    delegate Danica Roem
    17. Congresswoman
    Susan W. Brooks
    18. Educator, suffragist
    Milagros Benet de
    Newton 19. Justice
    Sandra Day O’Connor
    20. Abolitionist,
    suffragist Elizabeth
    Cady Stanton
    21. Congresswoman
    Jeannette Rankin
    22. Youth activist Edna
    Chavez 23. Historian,
    writer Paula Giddings
    24. Abolitionist, activist
    Sojourner Truth
    25. Indian rights activist
    Zitkala-Sa 26. Suffragist
    Virginia Minor 27. Suf-
    fragist Mabel Ping-Hua
    Lee 28. Activist Mary
    McLeod Bethune
    29. Abolitionist, suffrag-
    ist Frederick Douglass
    30. Feminist Gloria
    Steinem 31. Suffragist
    Alice Paul 32. Suffragist
    Susan B. Anthony


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