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5 giorni fa · Sylvia Pankhurst was a tireless and committed activist, writer and artist, who campaigned for women's suffrage in Britain and for human rights internationally.
5 giorni fa · The Women’s Social and Political Union (WSPU) was founded in Manchester in 1903 in the home of the Pankhurst family. The WSPU was to be more radical and militant than the previous law-abiding organisations. Tactics of members included disrupting political meetings, smashing windows, chaining themselves to railings and hunger strikes.
1 giorno fa · Manifesto di Rivolta femminile , luglio 1970 ) Le origini del femminismo: la «prima ondata» [modifica | modifica wikitesto] Lo stesso argomento in dettaglio: Prima ondata femminista . "Società patriottica e della beneficenza delle amiche della verità" La Déclaration di Olympe de Gouges Una delle prime sostenitrici dell'emancipazione femminile è Olympe de Gouges (1748 - 1793) che, con la ...
5 giorni fa · The final defection of the once socialist WSPU leaders Emmeline and Christabel Pankhurst to the Conservative Party after the First World War has led many historians to under-estimate their original socialist convictions. The origins of this line of thinking can be taken back to Sylvia Pankhurst.
5 giorni fa · Emmeline Pankhurst described her as “one of our bravest soldiers” who has “gladly laid down her life for women’s freedom”. The front cover of the 13 June 1913 issue of The Suffragette – edited by Christabel Pankhurst, Emmeline’s eldest daughter and co-leader of the WSPU – contained a drawing of a female angel, wings unfurled and arms raised, standing in front of white railings.
4 giorni fa · One such key work, often dismissed and frequently under-valued, is E. Sylvia Pankhurst’s The Home front: A mirror to life in England during the First World War.(3) She described it as ‘… the story of my life and time during the war years 1914, 1915 1916 …’.
2 giorni fa · Figure come Emmeline Pankhurst in Inghilterra e Susan B. Anthony negli Stati Uniti diventarono simboli di questa lotta. Grazie alla loro perseveranza, le donne ottennero il diritto di voto in molti paesi: nel 1893 in Nuova Zelanda, nel 1902 in Australia, nel 1920 negli Stati Uniti e nel 1946 in Italia.
