“This poem gives a voice to the suffragists, showing how women turned the phrase "know your place" into a fight for equal rights. The colorful highlights represent the historic suffrage colors, and the drawing honors the women who marched together to secure our freedom and shape the future.”
I was inspired by the idea that women were once silenced, but turned that quiet into a powerful movement for equality that now works to lift up women’s voices today.
You’re invited to inspire America’s newest landmark. We want to hear from YOU! Contribute your ideas today and have a voice in the design of the Women's Suffrage National Monument.
