Suffragette Katherine Douglas Smith speaking to a crowd of men in Portsmouth (c.1906-1914) [4095x2833]
![Suffragette Katherine Douglas Smith speaking to a crowd of men in Portsmouth (c.1906-1914) [4095x2833]](https://i.redd.it/8pcev24jax681.png)
Posted Dec 21, 2021, 4:32 PM UTC
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That's a carpet of caps.
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They all look happy, I can’t help wonder if she has their attention or is someone having a joke at her expense?
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From the smile on her face she just made a joke.
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Most are just boys
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By our standards, sure. Back then they had more rights than many women and minorities, a pack a day habit, and a 20 year career as a coal worker before they die.
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Rights only if you had money you had rights. There are only a few years between general voting rights for all men and all women
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Money got you MORE rights, just like today.
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Suffragette City
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Speaky Blinders
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They are all laughing. She must have said something like equal pay /s
Edit; and why have all the kids sitting awkwardly on the stage? Beyond that is a bunch of young men laughing in discuss. The is censorship, or at least a set up
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That’s a swarm of children not men
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They all look like duplicates of each other
We are.