The 19th Amendment in the 20th Century

For Americans today the right to vote regardless of sex is a basic and indisputable principle.  The 19^th Amendment to the United States Constitution, ratified in August of 1920, affirms this belief and gives it legal authority. And while ratification of the 19^th Amendment represents a major victory in the centuries-old struggle for equality for women, equal opportunity has remained an objective for which many have fought and continue to fight.  

Exhibit items: The 19th Amendment in the 20th Century