Selling Suffrage: Consumer Culture and Votes for Women

Margaret Finnegan

Introduction

1. Consumer Culture and Woman Suffrage Ideology

2. “So Much Color and Dash”: Woman Suffragists Public Space, and Commercial Culture

3. On Stage: Personality the Performing Self, and the Representation of Woman Suffragists

4. From Sunflower Badges to Kewpie Dolls: Woman Suffrage Commodities and the Embrace of Consumer Capitalism

5. Selling Suffrage News: Consumerism and The Woman’s Journal

6. Ringing in a New Day

Series

• Popular Cultures, Everyday Lives

About the Author

Margaret Finnegan received a Ph.D. in history from UCLA. She has taught at various universities, and lives and writes in Los Angeles.

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