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Iva 2023-02-07 08:02:53
Will the Circle be...
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Armando 2023-02-06 02:14:41
Nearly a century ago, American women fought for the right to vote. The group portraits are vivid, and the scene of Hilary Swank's torture in prison marvels at how well-suited she is to play Joan of Arc. Julia Ormond at first glance bumped into Juliet Binoche, and several times thought it was the...
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Nedra 2023-02-06 01:05:56
I've been crying and...
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Natalia 2023-02-03 10:46:14
what about black...
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Chaim 2023-02-01 23:27:57
men designed, God laughed. Each generation has its own career to work on, we can't wait for the...
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Chelsea 2023-01-30 14:16:00
Moved by the courage to fight for democracy! Moved by the wisdom of women pursuing rights! The singing in unison in the women's prison made my heart beat faster! Ahem, in a country where even the most basic democratic rights do not exist in China, we and the Chinese people can only pursue the pleasure of using the government as the enemy and the heroic sense of fighting for democracy in such...
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Stanford 2023-01-28 02:47:22
After thinking about it, I still don't recommend it. The music is very modern, but for me, I don't take the initiative to watch...
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Taya 2023-01-27 01:40:46
The clothes are...
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Marcellus 2022-12-29 17:54:56
The heroine and her friend in the female worker are very familiar. It turns out that the former played ps i love you, and the latter is the beauty girl in the bates...
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Jimmie 2022-12-27 01:42:04
Some people always take people where they should go but...
Iron Jawed Angels Comments
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Parade Heckler #1: [taunting the women marchers] Get off the streets! Go home to your mothers!
Woman in Parade: My mother is here!
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Ida Wells-Barnett: I'm told you expect Negro women to march in a separate unit. At the back.
Alice Paul: Southern Suffrage groups threatened to withdraw...
Ida Wells-Barnett: Are the ladies afraid we'll march out of step? Call their bluff.
Alice Paul: We can't afford to lose their support. Not with the Democrats in office.
Ida Wells-Barnett: Who's we? Women? Or just white women?
Lucy Burns: Now wait a minute...
Alice Paul: We have one agenda. Suffrage. Add another issue...
Ida Wells-Barnett: If we don't stand up now, what happens to Negro women when you finally get the vote? They'll keep us out of the polling places any way they can.
Alice Paul: Other colored groups have agreed to the compromise.
Lucy Burns: Not perfect, but we've got to be practical.
Ida Wells-Barnett: Dress up prejudice and call it politics? I expected more from a Quaker. I'll march with my peers, or not at all.
