Celebrating Betters Days: The pioneering saints of the suffragette movement
In 1842 the Prophet Joseph Smith formed The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints’ first women’s organization known today as the Relief Society, stating, “this is the beginning of better days.” That promise was fulfilled as Latter-Day Saint women continued to serve their community and advocat…
Virginia Woolf's Night and Day with Haley Bennet and Jack Whitehall | Picturehouse
Simi Cheema talks to actors Haley Bennet and Jack Whitehall about their new film, Virginia Woolf's Night and Day.
Based on Virginia Woolf’s funniest novel, Night & Day is an un-romantic comedy about the passionate astronomer, Katharine Hilbery who does everything she can to avoid romantic love an…
Anno Domini 2071 - Pieter Harting
"Anno Domini 2071" by Pieter Harting, originally published in 1865 as "Anno 2065," invites listeners to explore a visionary world imagined fifty years into the future. This steampunk utopian novelette, rich with radical ideas for its time, touches on themes such as the Suffragette movement and Darw…
Listentowomen? Which ones? | HBR Talk 319
Last week after a fruitless search for True Feminism™ in the Declaration of Sentiments, we began reading about the anti-suffragette movement. Interestingly, for much of the suffragette movement, anti-suffragette women outnumbered the suffragettes, similar to today’s feminists vs today’s antifeminis…
Episode 1004: America 250 – The Greatest Sentence Ever Written with Walter Isaacson
Newt welcomes bestselling biographer Walter Isaacson to discuss his new book, The Greatest Sentence Ever Written, a deep dive into the Declaration of Independence's most celebrated passage: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Crea…
Echoes of Justice: The Silent Power of Dido Elizabeth Belle and Sophia Singh
This episode explores the remarkable stories of Dido Elizabeth Belle and Sophia Duleep Singh—two women of royal lineage who challenged the expectations of their time. From Dido's unique position in Georgian England to Sophia’s activism in the suffragette movement, we uncover how they used their voi…
Deeds not words | 6. Mission accomplished?
After an escalating campaign of bombing and arson attacks, the suffragette movement was brought to a sudden halt on the outbreak of war in 1914. In the final episode of our new series Deeds not words: the story of the suffragettes, Ellie Cawthorne speaks to expert historians about why and how the c…
From Suffragettes to Palestine Action – who defines legitimate protest?
From the suffragette movement and the fight against apartheid to today’s campaigns for climate justice and Palestine, what defines legitimate protest? And who gets to decide?
This episode explores the contested politics of protest through history. We examine what happens when legal and political ch…
Annie Kenney - Suffragette
Lucy Worsley is back with a new series of Lady on Trial, where courtroom drama meets history - with a twist.
Lucy and her team of all female detectives travel back more than a hundred years to meet women hauled before the courts for crimes ranging from murder, adultery, and bigamy, to the shocking…
George Costanza to Suffragette Movement | Clickheads | Episode 17
What connects the iconic Seinfeld character George Costanza to the Women's Suffragette Movement? That's what Archie & Bretz have to work out in the latest episode of Clickheads - the Wikipedia game show we promise isn't boring. 5 clicks. 30 minutes. Can it be done?
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