The Women's Franchise League

The Women's Franchise League, established in the early 20th century in the United Kingdom, was a pivotal organization advocating for women's voting rights. Formed in 1907, it aimed to unite women across various social classes to push for political equality and the right to vote. The League organized campaigns, rallies, and public demonstrations, highlighting the importance of women's participation in democracy. While it eventually merged with other groups, its efforts contributed significantly to the broader women's suffrage movement, culminating in the partial granting of voting rights to women in 1918 and full equality in 1928.