...the Way To Reform Has Always Led

You Have To Make More Noise Than Anybody Else, You Have To Make Yourself More Obtrusive Than Anybody Else, You Have To Fill All The Papers More Than Anybody Else, In Fact You Have To Be There All The Time And See That They Do Not Snow You Under.

I Was Fourteen Years Old When I Went To My First Suffrage Meeting. Returning From School One Day, I Met My Mother Just Setting Out For The Meeting, And I Begged Her To Let Me Go Along.

Men Make The Moral Code And They Expect Women To Accept It. They Have Decided That It Is Entirely Right And Proper For Men To Fight For Their Liberties And Their Rights, But That It Is Not Right And Proper For Women To Fight For Theirs.

I Have Not Personally Suffered From The Deprivations, The Bitterness And Sorrow Which Bring So Many Men And Women To A Realisation Of Social Injustice.

I Would Rather Be A Rebel Than A Slave.