Thankfully new ideas, the disruption of a world war and new perceptions, encouraged many women to seek equality, and the first grand step in this was The Vote. The suffragette really did put herself in peril and harm’s way to be part of the process of choosing who and how we would be governed.
In this volume we take the short stories of many of these women to explore, through their own words, how they perceived the world around them. And some recorded it in ways that are as surprising today as they were back in their own days of struggle.