This newspaper clipping was taken from the Austin Statesman, where it was published October 12, 1912. Commentary from the Austin Woman Suffrage Association is present on the page.
This item is a draft of a Constitution written for the Austin Woman Suffrage Association. It contains information on dues, meetings, members, and organization goals.
This booklet contains topics and questions to guide discussions. The topics include "do women like/trust women?", "roles and stereotyping", "lesbianism and feminism", "rape and violence", and "double discrimination: race and sex".
A memo directed toward the American Birth Control League from a lawyer answering an inquiring about the selling and mailing of contraceptives by those that are not physicians. The lawyer confirmed that it was illegal to do so, and contraceptives were…
These papers are excerpts from the collection of prominent civil liberties lawyer Morris Ernst. They detail the court case of Sideri v. State of New York, which questioned women's right to have access to birth control in 1920s America, with a heavy…