The Woman Movement in America a Short Account of the Struggle for Equal Rights
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Re- ferring in after years to his great speech on Equal Rights To All he said to the women, " Substitute sex for color, and you have the best speech I could make on your platform. " 1 What shall be said of men, politicians, and statesmen, who to save their party would be willing, because they had the power, to be- tray one-half the population of their country, the half that needed protection more than any other class? What shall be said of men who, in pleading for justice to the black man, woul...d assert in ringing tones that " freedom without the ballot is mockery " yet were guilty of fighting the proposition to extend the right of suffrage to " all citizens " because " it would en- franchise all the Southern wenches " ? If freedom without the ballot was a mockery for the black man, what good was freedom i History of Woman Suffrage. Vol. II, p. 3 -?. {?. 153 THE WOMAN MOVEMENT without the ballot to the black woman? Of what use was a ballotless freedom to the woman born a blonde? What shall be said of men who would reason thus?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Re- ferring in after years to his great speech on Equal Rights To All he said to the women, " Substitute sex for color, and you have the best speech I could make on your platform. " 1 What shall be said of men, politicians, and statesmen, who to save their party would be willing, because they had the power, to be- tray one-half the population of their country, the half that needed protection more than any other class? What shall be said of men who, in pleading for justice to the black man, woul...d assert in ringing tones that " freedom without the ballot is mockery " yet were guilty of fighting the proposition to extend the right of suffrage to " all citizens " because " it would en- franchise all the Southern wenches " ? If freedom without the ballot was a mockery for the black man, what good was freedom i History of Woman Suffrage. Vol. II, p. 3 -?. {?. 153 THE WOMAN MOVEMENT without the ballot to the black woman? Of what use was a ballotless freedom to the woman born a blonde? What shall be said of men who would reason thus?
What to read after The Woman Movement in America a Short Account of the Struggle for Equal Rights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belle Squire to read onlineMoreLess
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