Business Women's Club Suffrage Ribbon
Title
Business Women's Club Suffrage Ribbon
Description
This “BWC” ribbon, in the colors of the women’s suffrage movement, was most likely worn by a member of the Business Women’s Club. Many women became politically engaged through their involvement in women’s clubs. This ribbon was probably worn at one of the BWC’s suffrage meetings: perhaps in 1901 when leader Laura Clay visited the club or in the 1910s when voting rights for women became a popular (and divisive) cause.
Date
ca. 1900-1920
Rights
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Format
Type
Still image
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Citation
“Business Women's Club Suffrage Ribbon,” The Filson Historical Society , accessed March 24, 2023, https://filsonhistorical.omeka.net/items/show/1024.