Alice Paul and Harriot Stanton Blatch were prominent figures advocating for women's rights, while Mary Harris 'Mother' Jones was a key labor activist during the 1920s.
Alice Paul championed an Equal Rights Amendment. She was a prominent figure in the National Women's Party during the 1920s and fought for the expansion of women's rights.
Harriot Stanton Blatch was a key figure in the Women's Suffrage Movement and advocated for women's rights beyond suffrage, including the right to seek higher education. She, along with Susan B. Anthony, fought for various rights for women in the early 20th century.
Mary Harris 'Mother' Jones was a labor activist who promoted labor unions and worked towards legislation that would provide minimum wages, maximum hours, and protect workers from industrial hazards. During the 1920s, she faced challenges and threats for her efforts in supporting workers' rights.
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