Suffrage Stories

This will eventually have many short stories about life and it's struggles or things some people don't take into consideration. Right now I only have 4 chapters 3 subjects. I'm only one person and can only have so many life experiences. Please email me and give me suggestions if you have something you want to be shared. Email; stormy10198@yahoo.com

This story is about a girl who could not blink but also could see sadness. One day she got in trouble at school so was sent to a terrible place but once summer hit she was free and was in a beautiful place wanting just to forget it all.

This is a biography for young people about the great feminist leader Carrie Chapman Catt.

A sequel to Enola Holmes. **ON HIATUS** Disclaimer, all characters belong to Legendary Pictures Digital PCMA Productions and Nancy Springer. Ideas are completely original; any similarity to other works is purely coincidental.

John (not his real name) says feminism is harmful, pointless, and "no regular male" wants anything to do with it. That "no regular male" thing got right up my nose. So I posted a point by point response. John got angry (as I knew he would) and exposed the ugly arrogance beneath his 'rational man' front.

History case studies and revision

Summarized Version

Alexandria is the crowned Princess of her kind. She protects her people as they protect her. But on the day of her eighteenth birthday, the Palace is invaded causing her to flee with her personal guard. Now living in a place of unknown people, she must face the problems on hand: 1) Someone wants to hurt and use her 2) A certain blond and green eyed boy doesn't want to leave her alone 3) She needs to figure this whole mess out before the eclipse , the time when she must be crowned or lose her title All Alexandria wants is to find peace in her land and to take the crown before it's too late. As she journey's through the land of her new home, the help of new friends will help her understand that nothing can be done alone.

Through the twist and turns of 2 girls in the year of 1897 in the United Kingdom(during the Women Suffrage Time), ladies all across the country are trying to succeed in the vote for women! Will they succeed in the patriarchal time? Rose Taylor a young lady who is a hard-working wife and lives in poverty stricken England. Mary Jones a very opinionated feminist living in working class England. Based on a true story!

Fanfiction based upon the television series Peaky Blinders.

Lillian McCullough, a sixteen year old Scottish Immigrant with a fervid imagination, meets two women who will change her life. Catherine Hartwell, a teacher and a secret suffragette, is betrothed to rich bachelor who treats his servants, including Lillian with disrespect. Catherine and Lillian become fast friends and soon meet an author of a suffrage newspaper, nicknamed Angie Morgan. Together they fight for the rights they deserve and break away from their preconception of the world and make it their own.

This is a short story about the tunnels that we put ourselves in to hide away from all of the pain, suffrage, and the voices in our minds.

They push me, they shove me, they hit me, they curse me, they call me stupid...but now, I do far worse to them.

On September 19, 1893, New Zealand made history by becoming the first self-governing nation to grant women the right to vote in parliamentary elections. This groundbreaking achievement was the result of years of dedicated work by suffrage campaigners, notably led by Kate Sheppard. Women voted for the first time on November 28, 1893, marking a significant milestone in women's suffrage. In this article, we've spotlighted a historic milestone in women's empowerment and their rights in New Zealand. The suffrage movement in New Zealand was inspired by similar groups in the British Empire and the United States, driven by the pursuit of social morality and women's safety. Challenges arose due to political duplicity, with some fearing that women might support alcohol prohibition, leading to opposition from those connected to the alcohol industry. The Legislative Council posed a significant hurdle, but suffragists' efforts eventually led to the bill's passage. While women gained the right to vote in 1893, it took until 1919 for them to be allowed to run for Parliament, and the first female Member of Parliament was not elected until 1933. Elizabeth Yates became the first woman mayor in the British Empire in 1894, and women gradually gained access to other political roles. New Zealand's progress in women's suffrage serves as an inspiration for women's empowerment globally, highlighting the importance of equal rights for all individuals, irrespective of gender. To get more interesting Historical News, please visit this very link: https://www.timeprinternews.com

An eccentric man takes six children sick of the rigid school system to give them the education they want and need. Witness their journey of growth in a secluded cabin in the woods. A deep dive into philosophy, nature, literature, and so on.