Clarence A. Bacote

Linked to Black Suffrage in the Twentieth Century

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As chair of the Atlanta All-Citizens Registration Committee in 1946, Clarence A. Bacote (right) increased the number of Black registered voters in Atlanta from 6,976 to 21,244.

Courtesy of Atlanta University Center, Robert W. Woodruff Library Archives.

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