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In this inquiry students will examine contrasting primary source accounts and form their own conclusions. In doing so they will answer the following questions: Should temperance reform be intersectional? Were black men a threat to white women in the south? Was lynching an issue temperance reformers should consider?

Should temperance reform be intersectional

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