A Mosaic of a Movement: Alice Paul and the Fight for Women's Rights
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THESIS


Despite backlash from society, Alice Paul took a stand for women’s suffrage through peaceful resistance. Her perseverance enabled her to persuade a reluctant government to pass the 19th Amendment, ultimately giving women a voice in the government.

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[Library of Congress, 1920}
"I never doubted that equal rights was the right direction. Most reforms, most problems are complicated, but to me there is nothing complicated about ordinary equality" 
-Alice Paul

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  • Home
  • Thesis
  • Background
    • Alice's Upbringing
    • Opposition to Women Voting
  • Alice's Protests
  • Timeline
  • Conclusion
  • Paperwork