Women Advocates of the 19th Amendment

The amendment granting women the right to vote in 1920.

Wealthy women who organized and supported suffrage movements.

Efforts to secure voting rights for women.

Notable figures like Tiffany and Astor who advocated for suffrage.

Funding campaigns and events for women's voting rights.

A 19th-century American writer and social activist known for her poetry and abolitionist efforts.

Julia's father imposed strict rules on femininity and behavior, limiting her social pursuits.

Julia married an abolitionist but faced opposition in her social engagement and writing.

Julia's first book of poems, published anonymously, showcasing her struggle for expression.

Julia experienced a rocky marriage where her husband often discouraged her writing and social activities.