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Set in 19th-century Alabama, the narrative follows Evinaida Corbitt, a determined young woman confronting the oppressive societal norms of her time. As a mulatto woman, she faces dual discrimination while advocating for women's suffrage alongside the Suffragettes. The story highlights her struggle against the limitations placed on women—who were often treated as property—and her fight for equality and empowerment. Through Evinaida's journey, themes of resilience and social justice are explored, reflecting the broader fight for women's rights.