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Memories of a Militant
Memories of a Militant | Annie Kenney
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These memories provide some personal insights into the operations and the leaders of the militant wing of the English suffrage movement.
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Memories of a Militant | Annie Kenney
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Next up #WomensHistoryMonth

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Memories of a Militant | Annie Kenney
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#SisterSuffragette #MusicalNewYear
Our Annie 💜💚
@vivastory @Cinfhen

TrishB 👍🏻❤️ 5y
vivastory Powerful picture! 5y
arlenefinnigan @vivastory they just erected a statue of her in Oldham Town centre, I was gonna post a photo of that but this is such a good photo. 5y
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Memories of a Militant | Annie Kenney
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#unity #FierceFeb
It's the 100th anniversary of some women being given the vote in Britain. Annie Kenney wasn't as well-to-do as most of the Suffragette leadership - she was a mill worker and trade unionist from Oldham, who started working in the mill when she was 10. There's currently a campaign to raise money to build a statue of her here. @batsy @Cinfhen

DeborahSmall Brilliant ❤️ 6y
batsy Thank you for this, her story is something I need to learn more about! 6y
Cinfhen How fitting for today's prompt!!! 6y
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