today women do have equal rights but for helen pancoast there are still many injustices in daily life the overrule miss option either overrule male entitlement at home girls putting themselves backwards to hold pink if occasion of their space just as so many ways in which we still have a major problem helen pankhurst says there is still a lot of work to do in parliament itself. that's despite a third of british m.p.'s being women and that being female prime minister theresa may she often works with female politicians. we're still in a very male dominated on the sphere and we still had i had a colleague in previous call going to twenty fifteen saying he was with the chamber from by conservative m.p. nicholas soames and that kind of behavior still goes on it's a very adversarial atmosphere. at events and parliament and also at the women smart she has helen pankhurst stands shoulder to shoulder with britain's politicians and they are listening to have. what we need is feminism without borders a world where the voices of the poorest women count as much as that of the richest men they're r

today women do have equal rights but for helen pancoast there are still many injustices in daily life the overruled miss option either overrule male entitlement at home girls putting themselves backwards to hold pink if occasion of their space just as so many ways in which we still have a major problem helen pancoast says there is still a lot of work to do in parliament itself. that's despite a third of british m.p.'s being women and that being female prime minister to resign may she also works with female quotations. we're still in a very male dominated outness here and we still had i had a colleague in previous call going to ten fifteen saying he was with the chamber from by conservative m.p. nicholas soames and that kind of behavior still goes on it's a very adversarial atmosphere. at events and palm and and also at the women smart says helen pankhurst stands shoulder to shoulder with britain's politicians and they have a sling to have. what we need is feminism without borders a world where the voices of the poor must women can just much is that of the richest men they're battling

people have always asked helen pancoast about her name and as a consequence she could involved with feminism from a young age. she now writes books and uses her famous name to raise awareness of the battles that still need to be fought as you put the sash on if that engagement with. the past. the same would still relevant today and you feel quite energized over one hundred years ago helen family sometimes used militant tactics to fight for women's right to vote they were put in prison and went on hunger strike. today women do have equal rights but for helen pankhurst there are still many injustices in daily life the overruled miss option either overruled male entitlement. girls putting themselves backwards to hold pink if occasion of their space just as so many ways in which we still have a major problem helen pankhurst says there is still a lot of work to do in parliament itself. that's despite a third of british m.p.'s being women and that being female prime minister to resign may she often works with female petitions. we're still in a very male dominated outlets here and we still had i ha

conditions that campaign continues to this day and i'll be interviewing a quality campaigner helen pancoast his grandmother and great grandmother lead the suffragette movement in the united kingdom and the today show includes interviews the three remarkable individuals each of him in quite different ways are making a contribution to enhancing the position of women but first here's alex with your tweets your messages and e-mails. a lot of reaction to our coverage of programs on the island and breck's at baltic bought us brought back very sad memories to me listening to many michael east talk of the troubles in northern ireland be a factor in year old son of a scot a british army soldier lived in lisbon for two years in ninety six to nine shops swimming pools cars blown up all around us people tarred and feathered terrible. rob says just watched alex salmon shows stripped this is a great wardrobe of broadcast focusing on the island of the consequences of bricks that they pull off being informative and entertaining and charles mcdonald back set up by saying watch the repeat of the interview wi

that campaign continues to this day and i'll be interviewing a quality campaigner helen pancoast his grandmother and great grandmother lead the suffragette movement in the united kingdom and the today show includes interviews the three remarkable individuals each of him in quite different ways making contribution to enhancing the position of women but first here's alex with your tweets your messages and e-mails. well lots of reaction to somebody of programs on the island and breaks that boating boat brought back very sad memories to me listening to many michael east talk of the troubles in northern ireland be a thirteen year old son of a scot a british army soldier lived in lisbon for two years and nine hundred sixty nine shops swimming pools cars blown up all around us people tarred and feathered terrible. rob says just watched alex salmon shows trip this is a great wardrobe of broadcast focusing on the island and the consequences of bricks that they pull off being informative and entertaining and charles macdonald back set up by saying watch the repeat of the interview with me mike

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