Rising Tensions and Radical Strategies

This chapter explores the historical significance and struggles of the suffragette movement, focusing on Emmeline Pankhurst's pivotal address at Caxton Hall in March 1908. With frustrations over slow progress, the chapter reveals tensions within the movement as women grapple with civil unrest and media portrayal. The narrative culminates in a moment of solidarity as the suffragettes unveil a new uniform, symbolizing their unified strength in the fight for women's rights.