 Clara Lemlich attacked the notion that the vote was a burden and sought to respond to the notion that it would corrupt female morality.Rose Schneiderman issued a speech expanding upon varying notions of femininity and utilized a class-based approach to recommend that working women define femininity on their own terms.These speeches made by Schneiderman, Lemlich, and Schepps combined to offer a working class critique of female behavior presented through a growing perception of industrial feminism.