Woman Suffrage By Alex DeLuca Jan 29, 1848 delegates to historic Seneca Falls Convention, led by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, issue a bold declaration calling for equal rights for women Jan 29, 1869 women living in Wyoming Territory become first American women to win the right to vote Jan 29, 1870 20 percent of all college students are women Jan 29, 1870 there are 412 women artists Jan 29, 1872 NWSA members supported Victoria Woodhull, the first woman presidential candidate Jan 29, 1875 the Supreme Court ruled that even though women were citizens, citizenship did not give them the right to vote Jan 29, 1894 Alberta Virginia Scott became the first black women in a college Jan 29, 1900 Alberta Virginia Scott is invited to teach by Booker T. Washington at Tuskegee Institute Jan 29, 1900 Otelia Cromwell becomes one of the first black female teachers. She retires in 1944 Jan 29, 1900 more that 33 percent of college students are women Jan 29, 1900 there are 2193 women artists Jan 29, 1915 the American Medical Association admits women into their school Jan 29, 1920 the Nineteenth Amendment is ratified, guaranteeing women the right to vote.