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@Crashed7 Thank you! Love your pinned tweet ☺️

If our adaptation of Constance Maud’s No Surrender looks like your cup of tea, look out for the release in November - or better still, go to your nearest real-life bookseller to preorder one!

This week we have seen people arrested for expressing views in public: republicanism, seeking consequences/acknowledgement of crimes - nothing violent or dangerous

How would our modern establishment have responded to the suffragettes of whom they seem so proud?

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To cheer you up after sharing that rather depressing observation; here’s another car drawn by Scarlett.

This one is from No Surrender: an adaptation of a classic tale of the battle for universal suffrage (out in November)

@dugganjr Thanks! We’re in that nervous/excited phase counting down to November

A vision of a possible socialist future from The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists graphic novel

On #InternationalLiteracyDay let’s celebrate how graphic novels can open up accessibility to tricky texts, big ideas and/or second languages

Graphic Novels and comics *are* reading books - ask your nearest librarian how popular they are …

These words were written over a century ago about how women were denied civil rights. What are we doing now that will feel so obviously wrong in 2122?

You’ll find surprising parallels to our modern lives in No Surrender, written in 1911 & out as a graphic novel this November

Writing to the newspaper
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Going on a protest
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Getting arrested
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Getting sent to prison
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Going on hunger strike

TFW when you have a point to make and no-one’s listening

Read about the struggle for the vote in No Surrender, out in November (preorders open)

On the anniversary of the 19th Amendment it seems appropriate to pause and think about the rights and protections American women can rely upon today

No progress can be taken for granted