Alice Paul

January 11, 1885-July 9, 1977. There will never be a new world order until women are a part of it. -Me

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

@MsColleySLHS you haven’t tweeted since freshman year and I’m about to be a senior. Tweet game is weak💀

[Carrie Chapman Catt @Carrie_Chapman_]

Ever wondered why I have two last names? That's because I got married twice and both times my husband died😥

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

☝🏽️☝🏽☝🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽✔️✔️Greg Jowett ⭕️💯💯💯💯

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

@smithcarcatt And me 💁

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

@TheRealCCC2 I thought you were Carrie Chapman Catt?

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

@AlicePaul1977 Get out. I'm the real Alice Paul 👊🏽

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

@Carrie_Chapman_ Silly goose

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

@Carrie_Chapman_ You can add things to the Constitution ya know

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

@Carrie_Chapman_ Oh and that little thing in the Preamble that says everyone gets equal rights I'll take credit for too. 😉😏

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

@Carrie_Chapman_ Well excuse me! Did I mention that I was the FIRST person to introduce an equal rights amendment to congress?

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

I'll say it: I'm the best woman suffragist. ☝🏽🏆 https://t.co/G9ztK9vbrN

[Carrie Chapman Catt @Carrie_Chapman_]

Not saying I'm the best women suffragist but I did come up with the winning plan to solely focus on women suffrage☺️

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

#wcw gotta give it up to my favorite suffrage fighter 🇺🇸

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

1974 was the worst year of my life. Sadly, a stroke stopped me from helping women gain the right to vote. 😭😭😭😭

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

#tbt to when I was arrested 7 times in Europe and 1 time in America for fighting for suffrage! #rebel

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

Hit up my homies Sojoumer Truth, Lucy Burns, and Inez Milholland.
@Sojotruth
@luccyburnzz
@inez_Mill009

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

Not trying to brag, but I founded the National Women's Party and Silent Sentinels. #womenssuffrage #voting4all

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

January 1917
Over 1,000 other Silent Sentinels and I picketed the White House for 18 months straight. We marched with banners and floats.

[Alice Paul @Alice_Paul_]

March 3, 1913
I organized the largest parade ever in Washington D.C. Around 8,000 women marched in it, and close to 500,000 people watched.