Collection of Womens Suffrages (24)

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A 6x7 grid of circles in red, blue, white, and one gray, resembling a Connect Four game board with partial gameplay.

A partially filled Connect Four board showing red and blue player moves, with one neutral gray token and several empty spaces.

Illustration of a suffragette holding a "Women Vote" sign beside bold text "WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE" and pppst.com credit.

A cheerful suffragette in early 20th-century attire holds a “Women Vote” sign, symbolizing the historic fight for voting rights.

Historical illustration of a woman casting a ballot atop a U.S. map showing states that granted women's suffrage by 1910-1912.

A 1910s-era political cartoon shows a woman casting her vote on a map highlighting early suffrage states-Washington (1910), California (1911), and several others in 1912.

Three diverse women voting at U.S. election booths with American flags displayed.

Three women of different ages and backgrounds stand at voting booths, each marked with the U.S. flag-representing unity and democratic participation.

Suffragette woman holding "Women Vote" sign, wearing blue dress and wide-brimmed hat.

A smiling suffragette in early 20th-century attire holds a bold “Women Vote” sign-symbolizing the fight for democratic inclusion.

Black-and-white flag with "VOTES FOR WOMEN" text, symbolizing the women's suffrage movement.

A hand-drawn suffrage flag waving proudly-“Votes for Women” boldly inscribed across its central white stripe.

A cartoon illustration showing colonial-era figures, a robot violinist, and Indigenous people near teepees in a historical-cultural exchange scene.

A stylized cartoon scene illustrating cross-cultural interaction during early American colonial times, featuring diverse characters including a mechanical musician.

The logo for “Nā Kani o Hula” features four stylized Māori cultural symbols arranged in a grid, each representing an essential tool or vessel in traditional life.

A stylized ballot box with the Venus (♀) symbol, highlighting women’s role in voting and political representation.

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A cartoon showing a large barrel labeled "HONEST CONVICTION" rolling downhill toward a bent-over figure labeled "WOMAN SUFFRAGE IS A FAD", signed Lou Rogers.

Lou Rogers’ satirical cartoon contrasts the unstoppable force of honest conviction with dismissive claims that women’s suffrage is merely a passing trend.

A bold, expressive figure uses a megaphone to project their voice-symbolizing empowerment, activism, and clear messaging.

Bluebird-shaped 1915 suffrage pin with "Votes for Women Nov. 2" on yellow tail, Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association.

A vibrant 1915 suffrage pin shaped like a bluebird, featuring bold text “Votes for Women Nov. 2” along its yellow tail-designed to rally support for the Massachusetts ballot initiative.

A classic “Votes for Women” campaign button worn by activists during the fight for the 19th Amendment.

Engraved portrait of a 19th-century woman with spectacles, styled hair, and high-collared attire.

A vintage line engraving depicting a thoughtful, bespectacled woman from the late 1800s, likely a scholar or reformer.

Fanned-out stack of 100 fake $20 bills labeled "COPY MONEY", with red circles highlighting security features and text "Obvious Tips 100PCS".

These are clearly marked replica $20 bills-perfect for props, teaching, or displays-never intended for real transactions.

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A vintage-style illustrated woman in a green dress holding a book and quill, wearing glasses and a thoughtful expression.

A thoughtful scholar in classic green attire, poised with book and feather quill-evoking the spirit of early academic women.

A woman in a pink skirt and cream top holds a card while standing beside a table with a blue ballot box.

A voter places her ballot into a secure ballot box-a simple yet powerful act of democratic participation.

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A suffragist woman stands defiantly before a giant nut labeled “NO EQUAL SUFFRAGE STATE OR COUNTRY EVER REPEALED ITS SUFFRAGE LAW,” with a dropped wrench and “ANTI” paper at her feet.

“A nut she doesn’t try to crack!” - Lou Rogers’ 1915 cartoon underscores the permanence of women’s voting rights once enacted.

Illustration of suffragettes holding "Votes for Women" signs, designed by Alison Aparicio, depicting early 20th-century activism.

A lively cartoon by Alison Aparicio showing diverse suffragettes with protest signs, including “Votes for Women” and “Mr. President, What Will You Do For Woman Suffrage?”