May 10
HANNAH CRUZ as Inez Milholland in SUFFS
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HANNAH CRUZ as Inez Milholland in SUFFS
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I kept a record, as you said. Now I want to write my book about us.
OOC: y’all. If you are stateside, please go watch this. I saw it on Broadway and sobbed through approx. 75% of it.
Recorded from Broadway, this musical tells the story of the American suffragist movement.
Welcome, gentlemen.
So I grabbed a copy of Jailed for Freedom by Doris Stevens off gutenberg because I cried three times watching Suffs and thought it would be interesting to read the writer-character's real-life counterpart's account.
And I did not anticipate how funny this would be. She's absolutely skewering Wilson via footnoted citations to previous remarks. I'm only halfway in and I suspect it'll get a lot grimmer shortly but this is delightful.
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Does anybody else get a little teary eyed during the "I want my mother to know I was here, I want my sisters to know I was here, I want my great-granddaughter to know I was here, I want my students to know I was here, I want my niece to know I was here, I want your great-granddaughter to know I was here" part in The March (We Demand Equality) from Suffs or am I just weird and emotional?
This is an important watch for folks in the U.S. about the fight for women to get the right to vote.
The in-fighting across generations and races is important to see. Politics isn't pretty, and basic rights don't come easy or free when it's a constant uphill battle against oppressors.
Please watch if you can — this is the original Broadway cast production, shot professionally for PBS' Great Performances. It's available in full for free on YouTube.