Women, Their Rights, and Nothing Less

Women, Their Rights, and Nothing Less by Siren Stitchworks

From the Designer: "In 1868 Susan B. Anthony began publishing "The Revolution," a paper advocating for women's suffrage, better education for girls, and equal pay for both men and women. The paper's motto included the words, "Women, their rights, and nothing less." Over 150 years later, the fight for women's rights is still not over. Stitch this motif to show your support, and above all: Vote."

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Stitch Count: 82 x 107