which was the first suffrage group for African American women. She and some white activists from the Illinois delegation went to Washington, DC to participate in the 1913 suffrage parade.

the newspaper of the WSPU. LSE is the custodian of the Women's Library, which has its roots in the suffrage movement. The Women's Library also holds the papers of Millicent Garrett Fawcett and of the ...

PARKERSBURG — The story of women’s suffrage in West Virginia will be ... college professors, ministers, newspaper editors, lawyers, administrators, business owners and an actress.

Here is a collection of articles — many in the form of essays and editorials — from Deseret News archives about the history of women’s suffrage in the United State and the precious right we ...

Both editions were sold exclusively at suffrage fundraising events. The contributors were mostly, as one newspaper noted, “women in whose veins ran some of the best blood of New England ...

The women’s national suffrage movement is traditionally recognized ... including writing articles for news publications, lectures, marches, and engaging in civil disobedience.

In Colorado, women fought for and won that right nearly three decades earlier. Still, the push to secure suffrage here wasn't simple for suffragettes. “You know, there’s always a seedy ...

The walkway includes signs recognizing milestones in the movement for women’s suffrage and activists with ties to Northeast Ohio. (Bryson Durst — The News-Herald) Lake County Retired Teachers ...

“(Erasmus) also published the Western (Women’s) Journal, which was a newspaper to spread the ideas of women’s suffrage in the western parts of the United States,” said Linda Simonsen, historian. As a ...

Julia Wolfe never thought she’d write an oratorio about women’s suffrage. In fact, when she first considered it, she found the subject daunting. “It’s such a long history, such a big story ...