suffrage postcards

Suffrage postcards were a popular form of communication and activism during the women's suffrage movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These postcards often featured imagery and slogans advocating for women's right to vote, aiming to raise awareness and rally support for the cause. They served as both propaganda and personal messages, helping to spread the suffragist message across the United States and beyond. By combining art and social commentary, suffrage postcards played a crucial role in engaging the public and influencing opinions on women's rights.