NJPAC salutes the Pioneers of Protest who won women the right to vote
July 29, 2020
Women were not given the right to vote. They fought for it.
The struggle for women’s enfranchisement, finally achieved in August of 1920, took the work of three generations. During the last 10 years of this fight, women’s rights advocates pioneered such modern strategies of resistance as parades, protests and picketing to bring about the largest expansion of voting rights in American history — when women finally won the right to vote, 100 years ago this summer.…