Texas Women’s Suffrage Poll Tax Poster - Historical Voting Rights Artifact #3410012 (License: Personal Use)

This vintage poster, produced by the Texas League of Women Voters in Georgetown, Texas, uses bold typography, stylized eyes, and an image of the Alamo to emphasize civic urgency. It reflects the post-19th Amendment reality where poll taxes still disenfranchised many women-and men-in the South until the 24th Amendment (1964) and Voting Rights Act (1965). The design blends moral appeal with patriotic symbolism to mobilize action.

Used in digital archives, museum exhibits, and educational resources about women’s suffrage, Jim Crow-era voting barriers, and Texas political history; targets users researching civil rights, gender equality, or historical activism.