The president of the Hebrew Tecnical School for girls that Mark Twain gave his speech
Mr. Meyer is a character created by Mark Twain in his speech "Votes For Women" who represents the opposing viewpoint to women's suffrage. Meyer argues against giving women the right to vote, presenting comical and exaggerated reasons to entertain the audience.
Mark Twain's speech in favor of votes for women in 1901 was a humorous and satirical take on the subject. He argued that women should have the right to vote because, as he jokingly put it, they already controlled men in other ways and therefore should have a say in politics as well. Twain's speech was lighthearted but made a serious point about the importance of equality in society.
In general, women tend to vote at slightly higher rates than men in most countries. This difference is often influenced by factors such as education level, age, and socioeconomic status. However, voting trends can vary by country and election.
The votes of women changed politics only slightly because many women were still dependent on the values and opinions of men. In recent times the votes of women have encouraged consideration of aspects like child care and health care.
the citizens even women
Emancipation of women Votes for women Womens Rights
Traute Meyer has written: 'Ungleich besser?' -- subject(s): Social conditions, Feminism, Women
All I know is that Hillary Clinton has 17,308,998 votes.
Women had the right to vote
League of Women VotersApex
Yes, or women wouldn't be voting today. The 19th amendment gave the women the right to vote.
League of Women VotersApex
A campaigner for Votes for Women (Womens Social & Political Union)