Mission statement for Suffrage Coalition Inc.’s Project: Women’s Suffrage Museum – Events & Culture Center - Locate and preserve the epic history of the movement that brought democracy to the other half of our citizens. Use accurate, immersive storytelling to inspire future generations to value their rights and faithfully perform their duties as citizens.

Mary Eliza Shaut White (1883-1965) TN

Mary Eliza Shaut White (1883-1965) TN
  • President of the Tennessee branch of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage in 1916.
  • Led the Johnson City suffrage parade in 1916.
  • Was selected as the National Women’s Party Tennessee State Chair in 1918.
  • Traveled to state and national conventions and worked with many of the key leaders of the movement such as, Alice Paul, Sue Sheldon White, and Lizzie Crozier French.