Latinx Women in the U.S. Women's Suffrage Movement – Women's Museum of California
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Description
In California, the inclusion of Latinx women into the fight for the right to vote was critical to the success of the movement. One of the major leaders of the Suffrage movement in California was Maria Guadalupe Evangelina de Lopez. Lopez (1881-1977) was a leader in the California suffragist movement, the first person to translate suffrage…
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