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Today in 1913, 5,000 women marched up Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., demanding the right to vote. The parade took place the day before President Wilson's inauguration, and was the first civil rights parade in the capital.
Suffragists debated whether African American participants should be forced to march in a segregated section. Some white suffragists called for a segregated parade.
Ida B. Wells—a leader in the struggle for woman suffrage who founded the Alpha Suffrage Club to advocate for women's rights and to push for the election of African Americans—joined the parade and marched alongside the all-white Illinois delegation.
Wells fought for civil rights as an investigative journalist, traveling the South and gathering records in a decades-long campaign against lynching that made its horrors known nationwide.
Her portrait, by Mary Garrity c. 1893, is in @smithsoniannpg.

We're sharing how the American story changed #BecauseOfHerStory. Discover more at womenshistory.si.edu. #WomensHistoryMonth


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