A significant milestone in US history is being highlighted. The right to vote was granted to women in 1920 through the 19th Amendment. This came almost a century and a half after the US Constitution was passed, which automatically gave men the right to vote.

The time that has passed since this amendment was ratified is relatively short, at 106 years. Despite the progress made, the fight for equality is ongoing. Further details about this topic can be found in the Fort Worth Business Press.

More information is available for those interested in learning about the history of women's suffrage and its continued impact.