Conflict And Compromise In The Women's Rights Movement Of Susan B. Anthony

“Men, their rights, and nothing more; women, their rights, and nothing less.” ~Susan Brownell Anthony. There were many other meaningful, strong woman activists that were in the woman’s rights movement, such as Amelia Bloomer and Alice Paul. However, Susan B. Anthony is most widely appreciated and known for her effort in fighting for women's suffrage for her entire life, even till her death. Suffrage is to own the right to vote in political elections. Suffrage was one of the deepest desire of Susan B. Anthony. The Conflict and Compromise in the Women’s Rights movement followed by Susan B. Anthony was a challenging time for mistreated women, which tested the state and the men that were involved in this time period. Susan B. Anthony constructed
associations, campaigns, and programs to defend and protect women during this time. This included suffrage, unequal distribution of pay, and education which caused distinction between men and women. This event contributes to today’s important right for every woman or man to vote in elections, which is the 19th amendment and also impacts the representation of bold, independent females today.