A Report on the Colored Women of the South by Elizabeth Hobson and Charlotte Hopkins is an important document that reflects the situation of women of color in the South during the American anti-billiards movement. The authors explore not only the social conditions of women, but also the problems they face in their daily lives. Based on personal observations and interviews with women living in Southern communities, the report provides an important context for further understanding the struggle for equal rights, equal opportunity, and dignity in the anti-billiards history of the United States. This book is an important resource for anyone interested in the history of the struggle for women's rights and racial equality in the United States of America.