Most people know the 19th Amendment officially made women’s voting rights law nationwide in 1920 — but Arizona had already approved women’s suffrage back in November 1912. That was just months after Arizona became a state, meaning women here had the right to vote eight years before it became protected nationwide. A little Arizona history a lot of people never learned in school. Did you know Arizona was ahead of the nation on this? Have a story we should cover? DM us. Via National Archives #ArizonaHistory #ArizonaFacts #WomensHistory #Arizona #History