In the United States, women have been fighting for equal rights ever since the inception of the constitution and its democratic policies. Although, the constitution is supposed to grant all Americans equal rights, it only served as a face of false ideals of freedom and equality. Due to the biased policies of the United States government, the movement of woman suffrage was initiated in the mid-19th century to ensure that women received fair treatment. The perseverance of this powerful movement and its followers paid off in 1920, when the 19th amendment was approved. The 19th amendment allowed women to vote. However, one particular group of people were forgotten in the struggle for equal rights, women of color. Although women gained the privilege
