About Alice L. Thompson Waytes
Lived 1870 – 1949 (aged 78–79). Alice L. Thompson Waytes was a suffragette and suffragist.
Alice L. Thompson Waytes (1870 - 1949) "Miss A.L.T. Waytes of Boston" was an African American educator and public speaker who campaigned for Black women's suffrage and the Progressive Party under Theodore Roosevelt.
Biography Waytes was born in 1870 in Union County, South Carolina.
She was selected by the party as a campaign speaker and spoke on its behalf in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Massachusetts, for which she received a letter of commendation from the former president.
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Who was Alice L. Thompson Waytes?
educator and public speaker (1870-1949)
When was Alice L. Thompson Waytes born?
Alice L. Thompson Waytes was born in 1870 in Union County, South Carolina.
When did Alice L. Thompson Waytes die?
Alice L. Thompson Waytes died on 19 October 1949 in Orangetown, New York.
What was Alice L. Thompson Waytes's occupation?
Alice L. Thompson Waytes was a suffragette and suffragist.
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