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We Protest
We Protest
Shall Women Vote?
Shall Women Vote?
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Suffragettes Voting
Suffragettes Voting
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My Girl is Not a Voter
My Girl is Not a Voter
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When Free Speech Isn't Free Speech
When Free Speech Isn't Free Speech
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Free Speech is on Trial
Free Speech is on Trial
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Women's Suffrage
Freedom of Speech
A woman sits wearily holding a baby in a sparse home with children nearby, encircled by a chain, as a hand reaches in from the right; a caption below reads about women working while men suffer.
1909
Shall Women Vote?
A group of five women in early 20th-century dress gather around a table, examining a chart or ballot diagram, with two seated women writing on documents.
1920
Suffragettes Voting
A political cartoon depicts a crowd of grotesque, caricatured men labeled "Grafter," "Sweat Shop Owner," "Cadet," and "Dive Keeper" surrounding a woman wearing a sash reading "ANTI," satirizing opponents of women's suffrage.
1915
My Girl is Not a Voter
Women's Suffrage
A halftone portrait photograph of a young woman with short dark hair, set against a decorative patterned border background.
1915
Free Speech is on Trial
A man wearing a cap points to a torn scroll labeled "U.S. Constitution" and "Free Speech," his face shown in profile with a wide grin.
1919
When Free Speech Isn't Free Speech
A sepia-toned portrait of a woman wearing an elaborate feathered hat and fur-trimmed coat, standing before a striped awning background.
1917
We Protest
Freedom of Speech
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