The Suffragette (newspaper)

The Suffragette was a newspaper founded in 1912 in the UK, aimed at promoting women's suffrage—the right for women to vote. It was published by the Women’s Social and Political Union (WSPU), a key organization in the suffragette movement. The newspaper sought to raise awareness of women's issues, highlight the struggle for voting rights, and gather support for the cause. It featured articles on activism, women's rights, and political events. The Suffragette played a significant role in mobilizing public opinion and encouraging women to fight for equality in the early 20th century.