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The suffragettes’ public campaigns ended with the outbreak of the First World War when the Government released suffragette prisoners.

2. The Suffrage Wagon Covered in slogans advocating for woman suffrage, suffragists brought this wagon to rallies for publicity and used it to distribute material relating women's rights.

A key difference between suffragists and suffragettes is that while the suffragists used largely peaceful methods such as lobbying, the suffragettes weren’t afraid to employ militant tactics. These ...

That year, with the help of white suffragists Belle Squire and Virginia Brooks, Wells established the Alpha Suffrage Club, the first all-Black suffrage organization in Chicago.

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The poster was called out as a “political slogan”. More recently, a group of women were asked to leave a committee room in the Scottish parliament for wearing Suffragette colours.

Conservative MSP Russell Findlay questioned whether the scarf represented a “political slogan” as had been suggested, something which is not permitted under Holyrood’s rules.

Presiding Officer Alison Johnstone has apologised on behalf of the Scottish Parliament after a woman was asked to remove a scarf in suffragette colours while in a public gallery.