If you have comments on Kohrs Campbell's narrative of the 19th c. women's rights movement, which morphs into a suffrage movement and finds both alliance and dissent with temperance and anti-lynching rhetorics--put these comments here.
If you have comments about the Mattingly readings on temperance rhetoric, put them here.
If you are working with suffrage, temperance, or anti-lynching rhetorics for your semester project, use this space to connect with others.
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