国立アメリカ歴史博物館さんのインスタグラム写真 - (国立アメリカ歴史博物館Instagram)「In the summer of 1913, four suffragists rode this yellow-and-black wagon from New York to Boston. Their goal: get folks excited about woman suffrage. Which slogans stand out to you? 🖌️ The wagon was discovered a year before on the property of Lucy Stone, a lifelong champion of women's rights. During her lifetime, Stone co-founded the American Woman Suffrage Association and served as the editor of "The Woman's Journal." 📚 From August to September, four women—Elisabeth Freeman, Ida Craft, Elsie MacKenzie, and Vera Wentworth—traveled north with the wagon. Their journey was followed closely in "The Woman's Journal," which described how the suffragists spent their days "playing the hurdy-gurdy to collect a crowd, making suffrage speeches, selling The Woman's Journal, selling banners and pennants, hat bands and buttons and taking collections." (Swipe above to see a photo of the suffragists in action, courtesy of @librarycongress). Are the tactics suffragists used to fight for the right to vote still effective today? That's the question we'll be exploring next Tuesday, May 21, during our National Youth Suffrage, and you can join us! The summit is a free, 1-hour, online program. Our speakers include @doloreshuerta, @naomiwadler, @pageharrington, and Caty Borum Chattoo. Use the link in our bio to learn more and register to join us! #American History #WomensHistory #ProtestHistory #SuffrageHistory #BostonHistory #NYCHistory #NewYorkHistory #BecauseOfHerStory #AmericanDemocracy #BeyondTheBallot #NationWeBuildTogether #Tactics #YouthSummit #Civics #CivicEngagement #sschat #apush #civiceducation #teachergram #edchat #edtech #tlap #socialstudies #homeschool #homeschoolcurriculum #curriculum The National Youth Summit is made possible by a generous grant from The Coca-Cola Foundation. This project also received support from the Smithsonian American Women’s History Initiative」5月16日 5時31分