madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

madeleineengland:On October 23, 1915, twenty-thousand suffragists marched on Fifth Avenue in New York City demanding the right to vote. In the photo there is Komako Kimura (1887-1980), a prominent Japanese suffragist, who arrived from Japan to help out

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