The Woman's HourNashville, August 1920. The fate of the Nineteenth Amendment, granting women the right to vote, hangs in a precarious balance. Thirty five states have ratified it, twelve have either rejected or abstained from voting, and the suffrage movement's hopes rest on the shoulders of Tennessee. This pivotal moment culminates after a relentless seven decade crusade for women's suffrage. The tension in the sweltering summer air is palpable as powerful forces