Well known are the acts of voter suppression (e.g., so-called literacy tests, grandfather clauses, outright violence) to which black Americans were subjected for at least a century after emancipation. Were women voters subjected to similar acts in the elections of the 1920s and 30s?

by JJVMT
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I love this question because I’ve never even thought about it.

I have a follow up question about black female voters. Were they less common than whites? I’m assuming so. Also assuming many couldn’t read.