On 14 December 1918, a century ago today, women in Britain and Ireland cast their votes in government elections for the first time. But for Sylvia Pankhurst, who for years had fought for women's suffrage, parliamentary democracy as embodied in Westminster already seemed outmoded by the time Lloyd George had called this general election. Inspired…
Greetings to Comrade Sylvia Pankhurst from the Women Workers of Moscow – 1921
