Photograph of Kansas suffragettes continuing to support the national women's suffrage movement in 1916 after Kansas passed the state's Equal Suffrage amendment in 1912. A popular choice of dress for marching suffragettes was military-style suits with blouses, which became popular after the start of the First World War.

Subject

Women for Reform

Source

kansasmemory.org, Kansas State Historical Society, Copy and Reuse Restrictions Apply

Collection

Women in Action

Citation

“Delegates to the Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
Topeka, Kansas
1916,” Keeping Up in Kansas: Women's Fashion in the 1910s, accessed July 6, 2023, https://ccrsdigitalprojects.com/delegates-to-the-kansas-equal-suffrage-association-topeka-kansas-1916 

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