Protest, Arrest and Prison

The transcript details a series of protests led by the WSPU, highlighting the political activism of the speaker and her daughters. It describes their efforts to demand suffrage, the recognition of their group as a political party, and the subsequent arrests of the speaker and her daughters during protests. The speaker recounts her own arrest in 1908 for attempting to deliver a protest resolution to the Prime Minister, resulting in a six-week prison sentence.

What event led to the speaker's first arrest in February 1908?

What was the outcome of the speaker's charge of obstruction?