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Image credit: Political cartoon, printed in Votes for Women, Volume 1 #4, March 1910, page 1, published by the Washington Equal Rights Suffrage Association, Seattle, Washington, continued under the title New Citizen. The cartoon shows five placing votes in a ballot box, while a bind-folded woman justice symbol presides and a police officer wields a club to prevent four women and a young girl from voting. Represents the idea of voters who may be blind to inequality and voter suppression. Collection of Washington State Historical Society, catalog ID 2000.104.38.2.1.
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