Defiant and determined, Women Suffragettes march toward equality, challenging the status quo
With banners raised high and unwavering spirit, they demanded their right to vote and reshaped history forever
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The Women's Suffragettes photo collection highlights significant moments from the early 20th-century fight for women's voting rights. These images show women of various ages marching in protests, holding banners with strong messages like "Votes for Women," and being steadfast in the face of adversity. White is frequently worn by these women to represent purity. While some photos show well-known figures from the movement, like Emmeline Pankhurst,m others show women organising demonstrations, distributing leaflets, and even getting detained for civil disobedience.
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Suffragette Posing on Ship Deck
(Original Caption) Mrs. Stanley McCormick sailing on the SS Aquatania
Suffragette Speaking to Supporters
Alberta Hill addressing Suffrage meeting at Broad and Wall Streets
Portia Willis Leading Protesters
New York, New York: Peace Parade of Suffragettes. Miss Portia Willis
Suffragette at Baseball Game Protest
(Original Caption) Polo Grounds, New York: Miss Virginia Torburn
The images capture the tenacity, fortitude, and solidarity of these women who defied social expectations in order to achieve political equality.