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Biographies Needing Improvement[edit]

Lorraine Bethel African American lesbian author and activist (needs references to secondary or tertiary sources)
Harriot Stanton Blatch (insufficient citations)
Harry T. Burn (insufficient citations)
Bertha Pitts Campbell (stub) - could use expansion re suffrage and links. See [[1]], [[2]]
Eva Channing - Boston suffragist

Madeline Davis historian, gay rights activist (insufficient inline citations)
Maria L. de Hernández Mexican American rights activist (needs more inline citations)
Ella Cara Deloria Yankton Dakota anthropologist and author (insufficient inline citations)
Trixie Friganza
Alyse Gregory
Musette Brooks Gregory African American suffragist from New Jersey
Susan Griffin radical feminist, writer, philosopher
Margherita Arlina Hamm journalist and suffragist (insufficient inline citations; orphan)
Betty Hill African American civil rights and women's rights leader in California (needs more inline citations)
Zilphia Horton Civil Rights activist and folklorist (needs more inline citations)
Rosetta James
Anna H. Jones African American suffragist; mistakenly claims she was married to photographer Alfred Stieglitz (!)
Alice Duer Miller feminist writer, suffragist
Marianne Moore poet, suffragist (lead section does not summarize; insufficient citations)
Judith Sargent Murray 18th century women's rights advocate (insufficient citations)
Karen Narasaki - human rights activist, Asian American Justice Center director
Irene Natividad
Alice Dunbar Nelson (has very little mention about her activism; does not mention her suffrage scrapbook)
Anne Hunter Popkin Bread and Roses founder - stub
Clara Luper Black Civil Rights activist from Oklahoma (needs more inline citations)
Caroline Remond Putnam
Caroline Severance suffragist (needs more inline citations)
Belle Sherwin VP League of Women Voters (needs more inline citations)
Rose Pastor Stokes Socialist activist and birth control advocate (needs more inline citations)
Mary Burnett Talbert African American orator and suffragist (needs additional references)
Lucille Times Civil Rights activist from Alabama (needs more inline citations)
Connie Young Yu (needs more citations)
Olive Morris (stub; can add material from recent scholarship, for example Tanisha Ford’s Liberated Threads)
Liz Obi (stub; can add material from recent scholarship, for example Tanisha Ford’s Liberated Threads)
Mamphela Ramphele South African activist (needs citations; can add material from recent scholarship, for example Tanisha Ford’s Liberated Threads)
Charlotte E. Ray African American attorney; notes her suffrage activism only in passing
Laura Moore Westbrook - African American suffragist

Other Subjects Needing Improvement[edit]

Chicana feminism - needs additional citations
Civil rights movement - many women activists mentioned but need to add links to their biographical articles elsewhere on Wikipedia; add individual names of some, such as reference to MLK’s wife without naming her
Committee to Ratify the Massachusetts State Equal Rights Amendment - stub; needs citations; orphan
Daughters of St. Crispin - stub
He and She (play) - neutrality disputed; needs citations and links
Lucy Stone League - needs references to secondary and tertiary sources
Maryland Suffrage News - lacks inline citations
National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies - needs citations
Second-wave feminism - needs expansion beyond its current U.S. focus
Native American civil rights - barely mentions women
Disenfranchisement after the Reconstruction Era - doesn't mention women at all

Stubs related to Women of Color in the U.S. Suffrage Movement[edit]

Susan E. Cannon Allen - African American suffragist
Alice Gertrude Baldwin - African American suffragist
Eva Carter Buckner - African American suffragist
Ida Clark DePriest - African American suffragist
Audrey Nell Edwards- African American civil rights activist
Lizzie Weeks

New Articles to be Written (People)[edit]

Kizziah J. Bills - African American suffragist
Marjorie Bradford - one of Catonsville Nine
Martha Bensley Bruere feminist, socialist, labor activist, writer
Esther Burgess - African American civil rights activist
Hester Campbell
Mary Lulu Bringhurst Epperson - Tennessee suffragist and librarian
Mary Halton - African American suffragist
Susie Estella Palmer Hamilton - African American suffragist
Ernestine Hara Kettler - suffragist
Lydia Floyd Jackson - African American suffragist
Mary Hannah Johnson - suffragist and librarian
Susan Lydon - author of the feminist classic essay, “The Politics of Orgasm”
Abbie K. Mason - African American suffragist
Mary Moylan - one of Catonsville Nine
Georgiana Offutt - African American suffragist
Genara Pagán de Arce - Puerto Rican suffragist and union leader
Ana Teresa Paradas - Puerto Rican suffragist and attorney
Mary Parkman Peabody - African American civil rights activist
Emma J. Ray - African American suffragist
Rosa Henzen Roewer - Boston suffragist
Florence Rowe - African American civil rights activist
Eleanor Butler Sanders (1849-1905) - suffragist, founder of League for Political Education
Anna Bustill Smith - African American suffragist
St. Augustine Four
Mabel Ola Robinson Williams - African American civil rights activist
Camilla Whitcomb - Massachusetts suffragist and artist
Winnifred Wygal

Biographies Needing Improvement[edit]

Other Subjects Needing Improvement[edit]

Stubs related to Women of Color in the U.S. Suffrage Movement[edit]

New Articles to be Written (People)[edit]

Other New Articles to be Written[edit]