The Fall 2019 issue of Humanities

From our Summer issue: Lisa Tetrault describes how a divided movement pursued equality at the ballot box. Martha S. Jones writes about Hallie Quinn Brown and other extraordinary African-American suffragists.

Desert Masterpiece: Mark Athitakis writes about the great architect Frank Lloyd Wright at whose Taliesin West students had to build their own shelters, rise early in the morning for choir practice, and help stage elaborate musical productions.

Photos of Fr. Columba on a bluff behind the Saint John's Abbey in Collegeville, Minnesota, and inside the Great Hall at Saint's John's University for the cover of Humanities magazine by Vincent Ricardel; 1915 photo of suffragists bearing the purple, gold, and white colors of their movement (Library of Congress); black women's clubs in 1896 joined forces to become the National Association of Colored Women (National Women's History Museum); a night view of Taliesin West's prow and pool (photo by Andrew Pielage © Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation).