Emmeline Pankhurst in prison

The speaker recounts their arrest and subsequent experiences in prison, highlighting the harsh conditions and the use of prison as a platform to advocate for women's suffrage. They describe the degrading prison attire and the oppressive environment, including solitary confinement and silence. The speaker intentionally engaged in actions to ensure imprisonment, viewing it as a means to draw attention to the suffrage movement.

What was the significance of the broad arrow stamped on the prison dress?

What actions did the narrator take to ensure they went to prison?