The Unsung Heroes Who Fought For Women's Voting Rights, Blatantly Sexist Anti-Suffrage Cartoons, & More From History Uncovered

One hundred years ago this week, women in America won the right to vote with the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment.

Absurdly Sexist Anti-Suffrage Cartoons, The Unsung Heroes Who Struggled For Women's Right To Vote, & More From History Uncovered

37 Comically Sexist Postcards That Tried To Sway The American Public Against Women's Suffrage

Before He Was An Actor, Samuel L. Jackson Was An Activist — Who Once Held MLK's Father Hostage

How American Suffragists Battled Misogyny, Racism, And Each Other To Earn The Right To Vote Women's rights activists were even subject to police violence and force-fed while on a hunger strike in prison.

Oldest Signature In History Found On A 5,000-Year-Old Receipt For Beer

Scientists Find World's Oldest Beds In South African Cave — Complete With DIY Bug Repellent Before this discovery, the oldest plant bedding on record dated back 77,000 years.

Some Humans Are Descendants Of A Mysterious Ancient Ancestor That Scientists Can't Identify

Trove Of Nazi Artifacts Found Inside The 'Wolf's Lair,' Hitler's Headquarters On The Eastern Front Excavators found armored doors, a staircase to Hitler’s personal barracks, and a boulder emblazoned with a swastika.

Gandhi's Gold-Plated Glasses From The 1920s Found Dangling Out Of A Mailbox In The UK

This Young Black Woman Traveled The Jim Crow South To Report On Violence Against Black People In 1892, she printed an exposé on lynching in America — and white rioters burned down her Memphis printing press.

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