Margaret V. Lally at the door of a voting booth during the first election where women could vote. New York City, 1918.

So, so happy about this news. Feeling ferklempt at all the layers of lesbian visibility and Black women's power in these photos.

Let's talk about Mary Ann Shadd Cary! One of the first Black women editors, lawyers, and Civil War recruiters. A legend even in her own time. Douglass Day 2023 will the FIRST TIME her archives have been brought together. Come help us transcribe! Info: douglassday.org

Brava! Last night I came home from a show and got into bed with the Playbill to read the _articles_. I guarantee that has never happened before. The difference is noticeable: much more substantive and interesting.

So excited to have @SpeakingWFemale's new volume of speeches in my hands. I bought five so I can give them as gifts. My family just got a kitchen-table reading of Gloria Steinem at Vassar, 1970. 💛💜💛

If we were counting on Tennessee today to be the last state to ratify the #19thAmendment, women still wouldn't be able to vote.

OTD 146 years ago tomorrow, the 16th Amendment that wasn't.