Titlebook: Women’s Activism in Twentieth-Century Britain; Making a Difference Paula Bartley Textbook 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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Paula Bartley kindness and sympathy towards their charges, sailed no more on government-chartered ships. However, the letters and diaries of emigrants suggest that most wholeheartedly believed that the regulations were policed for their own benefit, and many competed for the privilege of becoming one of the ship

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,The Home Front: 1914–1918,hat artificial distinction between women activists and non-activists disappeared as in a kind of herd conformity everyone in the country was recruited to active service. Not all women agreed with the country’s militarisation and protested against what was seen as an imperialistic venture.

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,The Post-War World: 1945–1960, political allies who campaigned for equal pay and women’s rights. There was also growing awareness of British colonialism, particularly after the Windrush generation. Some women activists—those such as Claudia Jones—campaigned not just for their own sex but for justice for their compatriots, or for

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