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SISTERS OF CHANGE
Unsung Sheroes for Racial Justice Whose Names You Ought to Know
Click on the display or use this link to explore this interactive audio-visual exhibit on under-recognized sheroes of the Civil Rights movement.
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Use this link to share the exhibit: https://indd.adobe.com/view/f2598457-f139-4ce8-8413-3ab34da1fd19
Designed by Cindy Kjellander-Cantu, content by the Dorothy Cotton Institute. © 2021 The History Center in Tompkins County
| Created in collaboration with the Dorothy Cotton Institute and The History Center in Tompkins County, based on a physical exhibit display at the Tompkins Center for History & Culture from January 2020-June 2021. |
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES AND LEARNING MATERIALS ON VOTING RIGHTS AND LOCAL SISTERS OF CHANGE
- OVERCOMING BARRIERS TO VOTE: Woman Suffrage Movement in Tompkins County - One-Hundred +1 Years in the Making - Virtual exhibit published in 2021 by The History Center in Tompkins County
- Our Voice Our Vote is a collection of biographies of voting vanguards who fought for the right to vote in America written by Tompkins County third graders in 2020. Click on the image to the right for a 2-page excerpt on Dr. Dorothy Cotton. The full book can be purchased from Buffalo Street Books here.
- Local Sisters of Change Oral History Project - Nine interviews recorded in 2019 by The History Center Youth Ambassadors Generation to Generation program.
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