Rashida Islam watches a recent BBC documentary about Sophia Duleep Singh and argues that, when it comes to Black activists throughout history, her story is not necessarily the most significant...
Sophie Mayer gives Suffragette all the kudos it deserves but highlights some threads of historical and political importance the film chooses to omit ...
The Jewish Museum's exhibition Blackguards in Bonnets focusing on Jewish people involved in the women's suffrage movement is a fascinating find for Mattie Lacey-Davidson
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Recently, plays that tell the stories of the struggle for equal rights in the UK seem to have become fashionable. In the last several months, we've reviewed B...
Oxygen celebrates the pilgrimage of women who marched for six weeks from Lands Ends to Hyde Park for the largest ever suffrage rally. Jane Duffus finds it to be a breath of fresh air
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Having been reminded of women such as Selina Cooper and Ada Nield Chew in Louise Whittle's excellent piece on Monday, it has to be said that Clare Balding's Sec...
Catherine Elms watches Clare Balding's Secrets of a Suffragette, a documentary looking at some of the history behind the movement and the events surrounding the death of one of its most well-known figures
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This is a guest post by the artist and filmmaker Nigel Shephard from Gypsy Gold Films
Tuesday 4 June 2013 will mark one hundred years since Emily Wilding Dav...
This is a guest post by Nigel Shephard from Gypsy Gold Films.
I am an independent filmmaker in the middle of raising funding for my first feature documentary, ...
Hazel Tsoi-Wiles reviews a production of Her Naked Skin, a suffragette romance which whisks the audience back to a time of protest on the street, activists smashing windows and police clamp-downs
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