This document outlines the history of feminism through multiple waves and focuses on key figures and events in the fight for women's suffrage. It discusses the suffragettes in the early 1900s, led by Emmeline Pankhurst, who fought for women's right to vote through protests and civil disobedience. While the government resisted their efforts, some politicians supported the cause. The document also mentions a second wave of feminism and pays tribute to the achievements of women's rights activists from different eras.

1. GENDER EQUALITY
WAVES OF FEMINISTS

2. OUTLINE
INTRODUCTION
I. HISTORICAL CONTEXT
II. THE SUFFRAGETTES AND THEIR
SUPPORTERS
III. GOVERNMENT’S RESPONSE
IV. EMMELINE PANKHRUST’S LIFE
V. SECOND WAVE OF FEMINISTS
VI. TRIBUTES TO WOMEN
CONCLUSION

3. INTRODUCTION

4. HISTORICAL CONTEXT

6. THE SUFFRAGETTES

8. THE SUFFRAGETTES ACTIONS

9. SUFFRAGETTES SUPPORTERS
Keir HARDY
George LANSBURY Frederick
P.LAWRENCE

10. EMMELINE PANKHRUST’S LIFE
« We are here not because we are law-breakers , we are here in our efforts to
become law-makers »

11. EMMELINE PANKHRUST’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• Obtained right to vote for women over 30 in 1918
• Went to Canada
• Died on 14 June 1928 just a few weeks before the right
to vote was extended to women over 21

12. GOVERNMENT’S RESPONSE

13. THE BLACK FRIDAY

14. SECOND WAVE OF FEMINISTS

16. TRIBUTES TO WOMEN
TRIBUTE TO THE
SUFFRAGETTES IN NEW
ZEALAND

17. SOME QUOTES ABOUT WOMEN
« The question isn’t who’s going TO LET ME; It’s who’s going to stop
me » Ayn Rand
« I believe in being strong when everything seems to be going wrong. I
believe that happy girls are the prettiest girls . I believe that
tomorrow is another day and I believe in miracles » Audrey Hepburn

19. CONCLUSION