エブロ・ダーデンのインスタグラム(oldmanebro) - 8月19日 00時32分

#19thAmendment — the fact that First Nations Women & Black Women were last should remind you of how America views Black & Brown humans.

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yuuhcs It’s only been 54 years for the most intelligent n least paid woman to receive the “right” to vote. This centuries long constitution doesn’t even allow us to vote out conservatives who’ve been trained to oppress through legalized documents. Crazy. Also Treaty of Guadalupe allowed Latinos(Hispanics doesn’t refer to Mexico South or Central American of Latin descent) to write themselves in as white on the census. Which means we haven’t even been keeping a proper count of ANYONE due to racist archaeological findings that Physical Anthropologists are still in process of cleaning up.

nicolealicia001 @oldmanebro This is WRONG. Black women have had the right to vote since 1920. In fact Oscar De Priest, the first Black man elected to Congress post Reconstruction, credited Black women voting as the reason for his victory. You gotta be careful posting false info because people look up to you & believe you rather than doing their own research.

haveagooday3 Asians fought for the right to be classified as white. Go look up the case. Native americans were actually on white people side. Hispanics always have anti black sentiment. Black people dont have friends

jonesygemini White women are only concerned about themselves and have always been that way which is why I don't support or march with them under no circumstances...if you're not for me then you're against me!!!

cynthipottinger In Jamaica🇯🇲 - It was November 1944 #UniversalAdultSufferage - Voting rights granted to adults irrespective of gender, race or social class.

christinekate23 I'd be interested to see the same groups' timeline for male voters. My theory is white men fear all women more than any other men.

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