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Fighting for Women's Equality Since 1913

the time is now 

 
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a conversation on women's equality with

US Supreme court Justice

 

ruth bader ginsburg

and the national woman's party

 
 
 

Women's Equality Day | August 26, 2018

 
 
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we're taking this show
on the road

OUr traveling exhibit
"Standing Together: Women’s Ongoing Fight for Equality”
is coming to a town near you in 2019

 
 
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NWP public programs

a space to talk, listen, and learn, because equality can't wait another 100 years

 
 
 
 

standing strong for equality

with your help, we will
INSPIRE action, SHARE our history,
and COMPLETE the advancements for women envisioned by our founders

 
 
 
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uncover the hidden histories of the nwp at the

belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument

Wednesday-Sunday, 9am-5pm

 
 
 
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changing the world, one meme at a time

Let's Connect

#MarchForBlackWomen tomorrow in #WashingtonDC - don’t miss this amazing line-up of speakers!
“Standing Together, Women Shall Take Their Lives In Their Own Keeping.” #StandWithWomen (Image: National Woman’s Party protest banner circa 1913-1920)
This weekend, the #MarchForBlackWomen will be taking place in Washington, DC and New York City. The March and Rally “is for those tired of asking for a seat at the table and ready to create their own table.” Learn more here: www.facebook.com/marchforblackwomen/
The National Woman’s Party has appointed Zakiya Thomas as the organization’s new Executive Director. A dedicated champion for gender equality and an adept leader, Zakiya joins the NWP at a critical juncture as it prepares for the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment and reaffirms its commitment to advance full constitutional equality for women.
One of the first African American women to earn a college degree, and an educator at the first African American public high school in the nation, Mary Church Terrell has a special place in our hearts here at the National Woman’s Party. As a champion of equal rights, we honor you and your steadfast commitment to making the world a much better place. 🌟 #WomenWeCelebrate #herstory #womenshistory #equality
In celebration of the 2020 Centennial, @2020centennial and @nationalwomansparty are collaborating to give away free prizes to TWO lucky winners! #WVCI will be selecting one winner, and #NWP will be selecting the other. RULES: 💎 Follow @2020centennial and @nationalwomansparty on IG 💎 Like this post 💎 Comment and tag 3 friends PROFILE MUST BE PUBLIC TO BE ELIGIBLE . . The giveaway ends 09/13/18, 12:00pm EST. Winners will be contacted the same day! Only one submission per day, and for U.S contestants only. . . Good luck ❤️#2020CentennialXNWP #2020centennial #nationalwomansparty
By connecting the modern effort to advance women’s rights to the history of the women’s rights movement, the NWP harnesses the spirit of civic engagement among women that lives on in today’s #Resistance, #MeToo, and #TimesUp movements. Become a member today and help us inspire progress toward women’s #equality! www.nationalwomansparty.org/become-a-member
“Whatever one may think of the methods pursued by the militant suffragettes who have been trying to force the President to exert himself more vigorously in behalf of the equal suffrage amendment, it is evident that the women have outplayed the President in the game of politics. Last fall, when many of them were arrested and sent to the workhouse for carrying banners in front of the White House bearing quotations from the President’s speeches, the Administration was compelled to release them from jail and after appeal to higher courts they won their cases. Following complaints made by the women the superintendent of the workhouse was dismissed.” -“Bossing the Boss,” The Wilmington Evening Journal, reprinted in The Suffragist on September 7, 1918 #herstory #womenshistory #equality #civilrights
“The thinking women of this nation are also fighting with solemn joy—and are invincible.” -from “The Suffragist,” September 1918 #herstory #100yearsago
Today, NWP staff took a road trip to explore #womenshistory in #richmondva. As we approach the Centennial of the 19th Amendment, the NWP is focused on helping to elevate the local and state stories of the fight for women’s suffrage and equality in communities across the country. (Photos from @maggiewalkernps)
“And yet in blind intolerance the State / Holds back the vote from all our women folk; / For Freedom’s sake sends millions to their fate, But right at home keeps millions under yoke!” - poem in “The Suffragist,” September 1918 #womenshistory #herstory #equality
While fighting for women’s right to vote, the NWP followed the principle of holding the party in power responsible. They kept careful track of how effectively political parties were supporting woman suffrage, encouraging Democrats and Republicans to avoid being on the wrong side of history. (Pictured: Cover of “The Suffragist” 100 years ago #OnThisDay)

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