The plight of the women’s movement gained the right to vote, but it still didn’t cover equal rights. Because of that, there was still a need for an equal rights amendment which would come in the future years. Also, colored people in the South, by law were given the right to vote, but in many areas that was a fallacy because state governments in the South would enact a poll tax, thus, keeping the people from voting. There was much to be done about race relations in our country because at the time Jim Crow Laws were at their peak in the 1920s and would not end until the late 1960s. Furthermore, I like how you mentioned people from the sports world. College football at the time was more popular than the NFL and college basketball was a minor sport.
