Voices for Suffrage has an inquiry tool for the study of primary sources. It can be found at https://voicesforsuffrage.com/app and look in Explore the Movement > Guided Tours > Choose a Guided Tour > Diversity. The site is free to use.
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David Youngblut
thank you for sharing this tool. I had never heard of it. Here is a link for lessons on Hazel Hunkins from the Montana Historical Society https://mhs.mt.gov/education/women/HazelHunkins
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