In this cartoon, published in Judge on October 12, 1912, the fashionable women hold lacy votes and line up to deposit them in
a decorated ballot box. How does this image relate to the popular perception of politics
as a rough-and-tumble adventure? Judging from this cartoon is voting an arduous activity,
one that would strain the capacities of supposedly delicate women? Why would suffragists
use such an image?
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