Pankhurst was a leading British suffragette. In 1889, she founded the Women’s Franchise League, which in 1894 secured for married women the right to vote in local elections. She later advocated militancy, mainly in the form of arson, and was once arrested 12 times in a year. During World War I, she organized a rally of 30,000 women to encourage employers to let men fight while women did their jobs in England. Pankhurst also founded the Women’s Social and Political Union, whose motto was what? Discuss
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