Women's rights -- United States -- History

Scope and Contents A publication written by James Callaway addressed to white Southerners, warning that the suffrage movement was a "Trojan Horse" for racial equality. It documents the friendship and alliance between Susan B. Anthony and her successor Carrie Chapman Catt with Fredrick Douglass and other African American leaders. Callaway's pamphlet sought to undermine the legitimacy of suffragists by attacking their personal and professional relationships, including their associations with other women...