Deeds, Not Words

Title

Deeds, Not Words

Description

British women fought for the vote under the banner “Deeds, Not Words.” Looking at this image of a cricket club set ablaze in 1913, I marvel at their rage, expressed. According to @suffragettelife - a kindred spirit across the Atlantic - the arsonists left pamphlets and a photo of leader Emmeline Pankhurst (then very ill from hunger striking) in front of the burning building. The attack may have been prompted by a club official who reportedly said: "It is not true that women are banned from the pavilion. Who do you think makes the teas?"

Creator

Daily Suffragist

Date

16/04/2020

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Daily Suffragist on Twitter- -British women fought for the vote under the banner “Deeds- Not Words-” Looking at this image of a cricket club set ablaze in 1913- I marvel at their rage- expressed- According to -suffragettelife - a kindre.png

Citation

Daily Suffragist, “Deeds, Not Words,” Daily Suffragist, accessed April 19, 2024, https://dailysuffragist.omeka.net/items/show/353.

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