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A Letter to the Future
To this day I still fight for women suffrage. It was 1910 now it is August 18th 1920 the day all of us gained the right to vote, I believe I played a crucial role in gaining the right to vote. I founded an organization called the NWP or the National Women Party. I began the NWP after I split from NAWSA, the National American Women Suffrage Association. In the NWP we used more peaceful but still effective strategies to gain the right to vote.
The first thing any future Americans reading this need to know about us, is our methods. One of the many things we did was hold a parade in favor of women suffrage. With a crowd of suffragists and anti-suffragists we marched on, to prove that we would to what ever is takes to gain and preserve the right to vote. Many of us sustained injuries when the crowd attacked and police ignored it. In the end it was worth it, the newspapers began to regognize the NWP and even support us.
Finally we protested, in front of the White House. After so long I personally made a appearance in front of the White House. We were all arrested as political prisoners, but were not treated as such, as it "did not exist in America" so we were treated poorly. Me and some of my closer friends there all went on a hunger strike, we refused to eat anything for our cause. They claimed we were insane, mentally unstable, they force fed us their horrible food. We were willing to die for out cause. Before we all obtained Presidential Pardons we were all surely close to starvation, we were definitely not well. I want to die assured that, in the future Americans will all fight for causes such as ours just like we did. I hope that that everyone will work to defend the right to vote for all, forever.
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In mid-1920 the company was dealing with financial problems Sam persuaded the others to patent the Vitaphone, a cinematic sound system. This allowed them to make the Jazz Singer with synchronized music and dialogue. Shortly before the Jazz Singer premiered Sam, died. After their first success the company went on to make multiple movie firsts and successes. The Time Inc. eventually merged with Warner Bros, making the largest entertainment and media corporation in the world.
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