スミソニアン博物館さんのインスタグラム写真 - (スミソニアン博物館Instagram)「One hundred years ago today, the #19thAmendment became law. It said women could not be excluded from the polls because of their sex, but it did not guarantee the ballot. Citizenship laws, poll taxes, threats and violence barred African American, Latina, Native American, Asian American, immigrant, and poor women from voting. This sign was designed to be placed in your window, so anyone who walked by would know the woman living there had exercised her right under the 19th Amendment and registered to vote. It also served as a reminder to other women to do the same. It’s in our @amhistorymuseum’s collection. For #WomensEqualityDay today, we’re sharing your selfies using the voting-inspired GIFs we created with @usnatarchives and @librarycongress as part of #19SuffrageStories of women who worked for the vote both before and after the amendment. Stick them on your posts by searching #19SuffrageStories and tap our Instagram Story to see some of our favorites. #BecauseOfHerStory」8月26日 20時08分