Topic: Wilson, Woodrow

Dec 28, 
1856

Woodrow Wilson is Born – As President Suppresses Free Speech, Segregates Federal Agencies

Mar 3, 
1913

Suffragists March to Greet President Wilson

Mar 17, 
1913

Suffragists Meet With President Wilson in White House

Apr 11, 
1913

President Wilson Segregates Federal Agencies

Dec 8, 
1913

President Wilson Declines to Endorse Women’s Suffrage

Nov 12, 
1914

Civil Rights Leader Monroe Trotter Confronts President Wilson in White House Over Segregation

Feb 18, 
1915

President Wilson Enjoys His First Movie: “Birth of a Nation”

Dec 7, 
1915

President Wilson Gives Inflammatory Anti-Immigration Speech

Jan 29, 
1916

Louis Brandeis Nominated for Supreme Court

Dec 5, 
1916

Suffragists Protest at President Wilson’s Annual Message to Congress

Mar 4, 
1917

Suffragists Picket President Wilson’s Second Inauguration

Apr 6, 
1917

Congress Declares War – Suppression of Civil Liberties Begins

Apr 7, 
1917

President Wilson Issues Secret Loyalty Order

Jun 4, 
1917

President Wilson, Cabinet Approve Vigilante American Protective League

Jul 7, 
1917

Government Repression Hits Socialist Opponents of War

Jul 7, 
1917

Suppression of Dissent: “The Masses,” Anti-War Magazine, Held Non-Mailable

Jul 13, 
1917

Activists Protest Post Office Censorship of Anti-War Publications

Oct 20, 
1917

Suffragist Alice Paul Arrested For Picketing White House

Jul 26, 
1918

President Wilson Finally Denounces Mob Violence, Lynching

Sep 3, 
1918

“Slacker Raids” in New York Round up 10,000

Feb 9, 
1919

Suffragists Burn Effigy of President Wilson in Front of White House

Mar 1, 
1919

National Civil Liberties Bureau Issues Comprehensive Report on WW I Rights Violations

Jul 13, 
1919

WWI Over, But U.S. Still Prosecutes Draft Evaders

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