It’s Time To Elevate Her Voice And Inform Her Opinion

When Maybanke Anderson became the President of the New South Wales Women’s Suffrage League in 1893, the influential women’s liberation campaigner could never have known just how far women’s engagement in politics would come in the next century.

Maybanke went on to publish the fortnightly newspaper Woman’s Voice, drawing women’s attention to suffrage issues at the national and international level. Today, feminists wanting to keep the world informed and engaged in issues impacting women need only a Twitter account and a handful of keen followers; never mind a printing press.