ABSTRACT

This article examines the 1893 lynching and suffrage rivalry between Ida B. Wells and Frances E. Willard in the WCTU and the racial tension generated between its Black and white members on sisterhood. It uses rhetorical analysis and frame theory to illustrate that Wells’s and Willard’s rhetorical conflict is disturbingly related to the present. Finally, the article argues that patriarchy is a resilient specter that haunts womanhood.

中文翻译：

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WCTU中的紧张姐妹关系：艾达·B·威尔斯和弗朗西斯·E·威拉德之间的争夺和选举权竞争

摘要

本文研究了WCTU中Ida B.Wells和Frances E.Willard在1893年的私刑和选举权之争，以及黑人和白人成员在姐妹时期产生的种族紧张关系。它使用修辞分析和框架理论来说明威尔斯和威拉德的修辞冲突与当下令人不安。最后，文章认为，父权制是困扰女性的有弹性的幽灵。