Emmeline Pankhurst
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Witnessing the oppressive position of women in society, Emmeline Pankhurst focused on how women could get equal rights and particularly, the right to vote. As one of the most important of campaigners for women’s civil liberties, she actually lost her own on many occasions, being arrested for leading marches and protests. In the history of Britain, Emmeline Pankhurst’s name stands out as a champion, as she led the way in fighting for the rights that modern women now have. Her contributions as a women’s rights activist today, form the focus of study for many courses in politics and women studies
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Sally Hemings
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Elizabeth Garrett
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Caroline Chisholm
Known as ‘The Emigrant’s Friend’, Caroline Chisholm led a life of adventure and politics. When she moved from England to Australia, she immediately recognized the need to educate the young convict women. Caroline dedicated her life to the young women and families who settled in Australia. She created better living standards and is remembered with gratitude, by thousands. She was never deterred from her path by bureaucratic red tape and always fought for what she believed in. She is an inspiration to many.
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