Synopsis

Beginning with Elizabeth Cady Stanton's stirring address at Seneca Falls in 1848 and extending to the final campaign for the Nineteenth Amendment in 1920, this is the story of a movement forged in conflict: of factions forming and dissolving, of promises broken and alliances made, of setbacks endured and triumphs achieved in the pursuit of women's suffrage. The fight itself fractured the suffragist movement into two distinct paths: one advocating bold defiance, willing to endure imprisonment and