They carried banners saying, “Mr. President, How Much Longer Should Women Wait for Liberty?” On March 4, more than 1,000 women picketed the White House on the eve of Wilson’s second inaugural.

Suffrage banner on loan from the Iowa State Historical Society. BRANDON POLLOCK, COURIER STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Suffragettes often wore "votes for women" sashes at rallies.

Members visited the Unfurling Portsmouth’s Suffrage Banners exhibition at Portsmouth City Museum, drawing links between their campaign for compensation and the historic struggle for women’s ...

Some of the LSE Knitting Group with the completed banner. Collections. For more on our internationally significant collections relating to women’s suffrage go to our Women’s Suffrage webpage. Contact.

A century after women’s suffrage, the fight for equality isn’t over. ... Paul sewed a star on the banner, until she had 36 and women had gained the right to vote. Library of Congress (LOC) ...

Members of the National American Woman Suffrage Association march with a banner which publicizes their “1000 branches organized in 38 states” at the New York Suffragette Parade on May 3, 1913.

Behind that major milestone is a fascinating story of the massive campaign for women’s rights that involved a coalition of very determined women and men. Colorado women’s historian Dr. Marcia ...

Together with their mother, Emmeline, they launched a militant suffrage campaign in 1903. Under the banner of “Deeds Not Words,” the Pankhursts pushed their disciples to attention-grabbing ...

Men rip up a suffrage banner on June 22, the same day the first of the pickets were arrested. Bettman via Getty Images. The timbre of the suffrage story changed on July 14, Bastille Day ...

1898: Washington Suffrage Amendment . So, why had Washington had such seesaw results in the effort for women’s suffrage? Part of the reason was the region’s liquor and gambling industry.