Suffragettes in Finchley after walking from Edinburgh to London to deliver a petition to the Prime Minister. Over the course of 25 years, women proposed many petitions to the government, but not all were signed.
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In retaliation to the tragedy of nonexistent rights for women in a demeaning male-dominated society, Emmeline Pankhurst's militant leadership was fundamental in spearheading the women's suffrage movement, which immediately resulted in a political triumph for English womens rights, but the grander goal of gender equality has yet to be fully achieved.
A Pro Women's Suffrage poster, similar to the American "We Can Do It!" posters for WWII. Women's Suffrage posters were made to spread awareness about the cause and to get more people involved.