Political And Social Issues Collection

Votes for women, Suffragette Protest at 1913 Epsom Derby. As the horses swept round Tattenham Corner little notice was taken of Emily Wilding Davison (1872-1913), in suffragette colours

Dame Christabel Pankhurst (1880-1958), daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst, with her mother

Mrs (Emily) Emmeline Pankhurst, English suffragette
Mrs (Emily) Emmeline Pankhurst, born Goulden, (1857-1928). English suffragette and founder of the Womens Social and Political Union

Mrs Pankhurst 1858-1928 with Mrs Michael Foot, 1912. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst (born Goulden) (1858-1928), English suffragette. Founder of the Womens Social and Political Union 1903

Postcard of a Suffragette Holding Newspapers. Postcard of a Suffragette Holding Newspapers

Where All Men Are Equal Postcard. ca. 1888-1905, Where All Men Are Equal Postcard

A Poker Game Postcard. ca. 1905-1910, A Poker Game Postcard

A Gambling Scene in the Land of Manana Postcard. ca. 1905-1930, A Gambling Scene in the Land of Manana Postcard

Lincoln-Lee Legion Temperence Pledge Card. ca. 1903, Lincoln-Lee Legion Temperence Pledge Card

I m a Suffragette Postcard. ca. 1909-1920, I m a Suffragette Postcard

Votes for Women Postcard. ca. 1909-1920, Votes for Women Postcard

Votes for Women Postcard with Children. ca. 1915, Votes for Women Postcard with Children

I Love My Husband, but, Oh You Vote Postcard. 1909, I Love My Husband, but, Oh You Vote Postcard

Queen of the Poll Postcard. 1909, Queen of the Poll Postcard

My Wifes Joined the Suffrage Movement Postcard. 1910, My Wifes Joined the Suffrage Movement Postcard

Zapata, Leader of Mexican Revolution of the South Postcard. ca. 1913, Zapata, Leader of Mexican Revolution of the South Postcard

Oliver Twist Carreras Cigarette Card. ca. 1929, Oliver Twist Carreras Cigarette Card

Postcard of American Indian with Heart Target. 1917, American Map Showing Vital Spot to Hit to Kill the American Spirit of Justice

Postcard of Red Cross Workers at Savannah Train. ca. 1917, Canteen Service, Savannah Chapter, American Red Cross at work

Postcard of Red Cross Workers and Canteen Committee. ca. 1917, Compliments of Canteen Committee, Bartlett, Texas

Postcard of Children in an Orphanage. ca. 1916, Little children lie on mats in a long hallway in an orphanage in Havana

I Do Not Drink. Do You Obstainja Postcard. ca. 1935, Miss Temperance, four year old, Dorothy Johnson, seeks volunteers

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"Unveiling the Struggles: A Glimpse into Political and Social Issues" In a historic moment, suffragettes demand their voices be heard as they protest at the 1913 Epsom Derby. Among them, Dame Christabel Pankhurst stands tall beside her mother, Mrs (Emily) Emmeline Pankhurst - two fearless advocates for women's rights. The fight for equality spans across various spheres of society. In an era where all men are deemed equal, a postcard challenges societal norms by questioning why women are left behind. Meanwhile, another postcard depicts a poker game symbolizing the gambling nature of politics and power dynamics. Amidst these struggles, Thanksgiving Day in 1912 captures the stark contrast between progress and discrimination in America's South. Yet hope persists with a postcard proclaiming that every American is born equal. Not limited to gender issues alone, social problems like alcoholism also come to light through a temperance pledge card from the Lincoln-Lee Legion. It serves as a reminder that battles against inequality take many forms. A powerful declaration surfaces through an "I'm a Suffragette" postcard - showcasing unwavering determination among those fighting for change. Similarly, another postcard boldly demands "Votes for Women, " encapsulating the collective desire for political enfranchisement. These glimpses into history remind us that they have always shaped our world. They serve as reminders of past struggles while inspiring us to continue pushing boundaries towards justice and equality for all.