Inez Milholland has been championed by her family members and others to the point where her name is now recognizable to larger segments of the American mainstream. Her family members, descendants and many friends have made sure memorabilia, primary documents, photographs of Inez, and more, have been lovingly saved and stored in university and related repositories.
“THE SUFFRAGIST” HONORS INEZ IN A THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE
On August 14, 2020 the cast of “The Suffragist” held an online discussion of the challenges associated with preparing for a theatrical presentation during the pandemic emergency. The one hour program included a performance of a song dedicated to Inez Milholland. It was dramatic and memorable.
NUMEROUS ADVANCES MADE IN YEARS LEADING UP TO 2020 CENTENNIAL
During the years leading up to the 2020, a comprehensive database of suffrage activists has been assembled, conferences have been held, special interest groups formed, articles written about individuals and organizations, special suffrage events, and more. Family members and descendants have been working behind the scenes to inspire observances and special events. Inez Milholland has been an important recipient of this kind of attention.
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