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Delve into the vibrant history of first-wave feminism, a movement that reshaped the social and political landscape of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. First-Wave Feminism: A Transatlantic History of Suffrage, Activism, and Social Change unveils the interconnected stories of activists in America and Britain, highlighting their innovative strategies, unwavering determination, and the profound impact they had on the fight for women's rights. Journey through pivotal moments, from the American Civil War's impact on the feminist front to the rise of militancy in the British suffrage movement. Discover the crucial role of transatlantic collaboration, the power of the press in shaping public opinion, and the complex legacy of the Great War. Uncover the stories of iconic figures like Alice Paul and explore the radical tactics that ultimately led to victory with the 19th Amendment and the Representation of the People Act. More than just a history of suffrage, this book explores the unfinished revolution beyond the ballot and draws vital lessons for today's activists. Learn how the courage and resilience of these pioneering women continue to inspire the ongoing fight for equality and social justice. Read First-Wave Feminism and understand the tapestry woven by the women who changed the world.

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