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      1919 New Hampshire ratifies 19th amendment.

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      1919 Minnesota ratifies the 19th Amendment.

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      1965: Dolores Huerta, as part of the Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee, organizes Delano grape strike against exploitation of Mexican and Filipino farm workers in California. This strike lasted five years

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      1895 Abolitionist Sara Grimke publishes letter on Boston slavery riot.

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      1989: Cuban immigrant Ileana Ros-Lehtinen is the first Hispanic woman elected to Congress, later becoming the first woman to chair the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

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      1986 Uniformed and OVerseas Ctiizens AbsenteeVoting Act passed.

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      1920 19th Amendment signed into law — women can now vote!

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      1848 Lucretia Mott writes to the Liberator about her visit to the Seneca Nation.

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      1920 Tennessee ratifies 19th Amendment by a single vote.

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      1918: After being arrested and sentenced to time in a workhouse, Lafayette Park protestors begin hunger strike.

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