スミソニアン博物館のインスタグラム(smithsonian) - 8月7日 22時01分

In 1915, Daisy Elizabeth Adams Lampkin—who dedicated her life to supporting women’s and civil rights—became president of the Lucy Stone Woman Suffrage League.
Lampkin began hosting local suffragist meetings at her home near Pittsburgh and organizing African American women to engage in consumer groups for a few years before this. Much of her efforts centered on the organization of women’s groups. Later in life she served as a field secretary and fundraiser for the NAACP.
This photo in our @nmaahc’s collection shows Lampkin at an NAACP Civil Rights Convention in 1947. 📸: Gift of Joe Schwartz and Family, © Joe Schwartz
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