At Black Lives Matter rallies the world over, people often come wearing head-to-toe black. They stand there in silence, with their hands in the air. Some wear shirts that read "Walter Scott" or "Eric ...

In January, 23 Song Suffragettes women gave a musical voice to the Time's Up movement with the release of a song called "Time's Up." Now, they're giving the proceeds back to the cause. The all-female ...

Stars such as Angelina Jolie, Issa Rae, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel arrived to the 75th Golden Globes ceremony dressed in black in 2018, in a striking display of support for the #MeToo movement ...

It’s election time again, and anarchist women are once more being lectured on doing our duty to those who died for our vote. For the record, the suffragettes’ demand was that women should be balloted ...

Kalie Shorr, Karla Davis, Makayla Lynn, Katelyn Clampett and Kaylin Roberson put their spin on the iconic track, stripping it down to acoustic guitar and letting the lyrics shine through their strong ...

New faces from all-woman singer-songwriter collective Song Suffragettes expose inequality on commercial radio airwaves, festival lineups and elsewhere in the music industry with a new music video for ...

Just last year, a phone call from a local politician's wife over her concern with the erosion of women's rights issues in healthcare became a conversation in a local yoga class that birthed the idea ...

Just days before Black Friday 2023, I learned about the Black Friday of 1910 — the one that has nothing to do with great sales and American consumerism, but, instead, is a historic day that marks a ...

Last week, Nashville’s all-female collective of singer/songwriters Song Suffragettes celebrated their 10th anniversary. That night, they also paid tribute to country icon Wynonna Judd and presented ...

Let’s play a game for a second– you know, to honor Women’s History Month. It’s called “If the Suffragettes had Twitter.” What would that have looked like? @susanbanthony RT if you support the women’s ...

LONDON, July 20, 1909 (UP) - Several hundred suffragettes yelled through megaphones from the housetops for votes for women, while Premier Asquith, the particular object of attack, was speaking Tuesday ...