How Black Americans shaped the struggle for the 19th Amendment

Homeroom with Sal & Martha S. Jones - 19th Amendment and Women's Voting Rights · 37:33 · Video: Khan Academy · Watch at the source

In short: Join historian Martha Jones, JD, PhD, for a deep dive into the history of women’s voting rights, specifically examining the pivotal role Black Americans played in shaping American democracy.

Recorded live on August 18, 2020, this session commemorates the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment. Historian and commentator Martha Jones explores the intersections of race and suffrage, focusing on how Black Americans influenced the evolution of democratic rights in the United States.

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