What does McArthur argue was unique about the Texas Women’s Suffrage movement?

Part I: Introduction to the Reading:

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Women’s Suffrage in Texas
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Part II: Readings:

Chapter 17: “Minni Fisher Cunningham’s Back Door Lobby in Texas: Political Maneuvering in a One-Party State” by Judith N. McArthur in One Woman, One Vote (p. 315-332).

Part III: Reflection:

What does McArthur argue was unique about the Texas Women’s Suffrage movement? How was this different than the work that NAWSA was doing in the early 20th century? What sources does McArthur use that may be useful to your project? Explain.
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Citizens at Last Documentary
Bibliography for the documentary: “Citizens at Last” Reading List