Elisabeth Freeman

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1905-1911 London: The Making of a Militant Suffragette
1911-1916: Media Stunts for Suffrage
1916 NAACP Anti-Lynching Campaign
1916 Hughes Women’s Campaign Train
1917-1919 Standing up for Freedom of Speech During War
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Louis P. Lochner to Elisabeth Freeman

May 25, 2020

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Overview

Overview

1876-1905: Early Life

1876-1905: Early Life

1905-1911: London

1905-1911: London

1911-1916: Media Stunts for Suffrage

1911-1916: Media Stunts for Suffrage

1916: NAACP Anti-Lynching Campaign

1916: NAACP Anti-Lynching Campaign

1916: Hughes Women's Campaign Train

1916: Hughes Women's Campaign Train

1917-1919: Standing Up for Freedom of Speech During War

1917-1919: Standing Up for Freedom of Speech During War

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1920-1942: Out of the Limelight, Still in the Struggle

1920-1942: Out of the Limelight, Still in the Struggle