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Women's Suffragist-a Non-Violent Protest

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English

 

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January 17, 2015

 

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Both of these women would go through great lengths until this amendment was passed. The NAWSA (National American Woman Suffrage Association) wanted Alice Paul to run their committee in Washington D.C. but they were advised to raise their own money. Their first event was a parade to promote woman suffrage...
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but they were advised to raise their own money. Their first event was a parade to promote woman suffrage. The parade led to a riot and the suffragists got exactly what they wanted; exposure. They were on the front page of the newspaper letting people know what they are about. After this event Alice Paul meets a political cartoonist named Ben Weissman...
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