Suffs (eBook)

Based on the Tony-award winning musical Suffs, this novel shines a light on the incredible women who fought for the right to vote and carried the amendment over the finish line!

It's 1913 and women in the United States still don't have the right to vote. Carrie Chapman Catt has been working in the suffragist movement since the days when Susan B. Anthony was in charge. Yes, progress is that slow. She knows if they stay the course, and do things the proper way, they will eventually win the amendment.

But the young are at the gates! Lead by Alice Paul, a new generation of suffragists is ready to pick up the picket signs and race to the finish; starting with a march on Washington.

Trailblazer and activist Ida B. Wells knows the right to vote won't mean much if all women don't win. As a journalist, she's determined to center Black women's role in the movement.

As the Suffs battle both the politicians and each other, one thing is clear: They all want the same thing.

We demand to be heard.
We demand to be seen.
We demand equality and nothing in between.