Back then, of course, racial activity was the big struggle. If you were a certain color of look, it would be hard for you to be excepted from places here and there. And that would be why it would be hard for then, and that had truly affected their movements. And also, because of the color of them, they economic wealth, whether rich or poor, it wouldn't matter what part, but if you had some parts that the higher officials would not approve of, it would then be a lot harder for these people to have a right, stand, or including a vote for the rights by disabled people. And the way that this would affect other movements would be the fact that if you were to look like some other person, and if you wanted to achieve perhaps some goal, or something that you had in mind but it was just that person that made you stop, then this would then affect of the movements of how things would then work.
The 19th Amendment dealt with women's suffrage, or the right for women to vote. Decades had been spent in the U.S. in which numerous groups of citizens had fought for the right, and the 19th Amendment granted their wish.
