One rare example — perhaps the only one — of a cartoon in support of Black women’s suffrage was printed in the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People’s publication The ...

To commemorate the anniversary of women's suffrage, check out this gallery of cartoons drawn by propagandist Nina Allender to advocate for the vote. Child Saving Is Woman’s Work: July 25 ...

Another showed a woman trying to juggle a baby, a pan, a broom and a paper with the word “suffrage.” “Can she do it?” the cartoon read. The New York State Association Opposed to Woman ...

One anti-suffrage political cartoon titled “America When Feminized” pictures a hen with a "Votes for Women" sash leaving her eggs behind, telling the rooster to "set on them yourself ...

The most famous cartoon is the “Woman Who Dared ... Though Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were both pioneers in the women’s suffrage movement during the 19th and early 20th centuries ...

The painter-turned-cartoonist’s creations depicted suffragists as stylish young women patiently waiting for their rights—a portrayal starkly contrasted by anti-suffrage cartoons that ...

In commemoration, we present a selection of anti-suffragette cartoons. And for an even more entertaining look at the fight for women's suffrage, watch the fantastic educational tribute to both ...

National Woman Suffrage Publishing distributed them to ... Since the 1880s, the satirical magazine Puck had printed numerous cartoons that mocked suffragists. But, in 1915, it published an entire ...

This cartoon drawn by Laura E ... from suffragists against a paper titled “Woman’s Arguments Against Woman Suffrage.” The anti-suffragists call a woman’s vote a “grave social experiment ...

Anti-suffrage cartoons expressed popular fears of what would happen if women were enfranchised, with one oft-repeated cartoon showing a wife leaving the home to vote, while her husband tends to ...

which was the first suffrage group for African American women. She and some white activists from the Illinois delegation went to Washington, DC to participate in the 1913 suffrage parade.