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During this period, there were many people, including African-Americans, who felt the issue of women’s suffrage was much less important than civil rights for Blacks. At the 1868 Constitutional Convention, future representative William J. Whipper was the only one at the convention who called for universal suffrage. Part of the "Sisterhood: SC Suffragists" series.
