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These Philadelphia women endured career discrimination in the wake of crusades for equality

19th Amendment marked the end of one struggle for women — and the beginning of another

As a leading force in women’s suffrage, why is South Jersey native Alice Paul largely forgotten?

These Black suffragist-abolitionists from Philadelphia laid the foundation for civil rights

Dramatic legislation, upended votes, and a letter from mom: How women won the right to vote

Quaker woman led the fight for women's suffrage in Philadelphia decades before 19th Amendment

Women’s call for suffrage was heard loud and clear thanks to a silent traveling bell

Few sites memorialize the movement, but one of the most radical suffragists is commemorated in Mount Laurel

Women declared their rights at the Centennial Exhibition of 1876 in Philadelphia

How two Quaker-based colleges in Philadelphia invigorated youthful support for suffrage