Alice Paul
Civil Rights Lawyer
Aims to devote time to helping others fight for their own justice after their own rights have been violated.
Personal Info
- Born on January 11, 1885
- Committed to the women's suffrage campaign
- American social reformer
- Founder of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage which became the National Woman's party
- Values equality between the sexes
- Brought up in a Quaker family
Location: Moorestown, NJ, United States
Phone: (123)-655-4455
Twitter: @passionatefeminist124
American Social Reformer
- Committed to women's freedom
- Values equality between the sexes
Motivated women in the fight fight for Woman's Suffrage.
- Took leadership over women and guided them to victory.
- Organized many events to help the women campaign for Women's Suffrage.
- Unified women together.
Experienced with working with people in large numbers and improving the way people accomplish things
- Organized an entire parade for women's suffrage.
- Participated in militant strategies of British feminism in Britain.
- Had some leadership of NAWSA's (National American Woman Suffrage Association) Congressional Committee. Began the campaign for a constitutional amendment.
Accomplished many things for the fight for women's equal rights
- Worked tirelessly to get the president's support for the suffrage amendment.
- Secured equal rights for women in employment in 1964.
- Drafted an Equal Rights Amendment and introduced it to Congress in 1923.
- Had many notable gains for women's rights when she was a chairman of the Nationality Committee of the Inter-American Commission on Women during the 1930's to 1940's.