The birth of an out-of-wedlock child by this figure's daughter derailed one of this leader's political campaigns.
A statue of this figure by A.G. Walker stands in the Victoria Tower Gardens. The birth of an out-of-wedlock child by this figure's daughter derailed one of this leader's political campaigns. This figure joined the Parliament Street Society before forming the WFL and helping to found the Independent Labour Party with Kier Hardie. After the defeat of the Conciliation Bill, this leader led 300 protesting people in contingents of twelve to (*) Parliament Square, but those people were apparently manhandled by police on Black Friday. The so-called "Cat and Mouse" Act was passed to mitigate bad publicity from jail hunger strikes that this figure supported. Her daughter Christabel, who publically advocated "marriage without legal union", later led the Women's Social and Political Union, which this woman had earlier helped to found. Once espousing arson, for 10 points, name this reformer who died soon after helping secure suffrage in 1928 in the United Kingdom.
A statue of this figure by A.G. Walker stands in the Victoria Tower Gardens.
Emmeline Pankhurst