Johnson believed that the scholarship was terminated because she had been active in organizing the Women's Suffrage Movement of the Bahamas (WSMoB) and had traveled home intermittently during her studies to work towards enfranchisement.
Johnson believed that the scholarship was terminated because she had been active in organizing. She helped found the Women's Suffrage Movement of the Bahamas (WSMoB), and in 1958 both the Bahamian Federation of Labour and the National Council of Women, traveling home intermittently during her studies to work towards enfranchisement.