Mrs Pankhurst – marriage

The speaker discusses her upbringing, where her parents prepared her for marriage, including sending her to school in Paris. She married Richard Pankhurst, a barrister supportive of women's rights. Richard's support allowed her to engage in activities outside the home, including involvement in the Women's Franchise League, advocating for women's suffrage. The speaker campaigned for voting rights for all women, challenging the notion that married women did not need the vote.

What challenges did the narrator face in advocating for women's suffrage?

What was the narrator's view on the necessity of suffrage for married women?