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Title
The Enemy's of Votes for Women Advertisement, 1913
Description
In early 20th century, different women’s groups in support of suffrage competed for membership. This broadside calls for women to join the Women’s Political Union, founded by Harriot Stanton Blatch, daughter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Blatch extended the suffrage movement to the working-class women and became a leader, unifying women from different socioeconomic backgrounds. In 1916, Women’s Political Union merged with Congressional Union, led by Alice Paul, to become the National Woman’s Party.
Publisher
Rutgers Special Collections and University Archives
Date
1913
Contributor
Tara Maharjan
Coverage
Advertisement by the Women’s Political Union to gain support for the women’s suffrage movement, 1913.