Agnes Morey was a suffragist and leading member of the National Woman’s Party from Massachusetts. In 1919, she protested in Boston when Woodrow Wilson came to visit her hometown. After the ratification of the 19th Amendment, Morey participated in a “prison special” campaign where she toured different parts of the United States wearing the clothes she wore in prison. In 1923, Morey presided over the introduction of the Equal Rights Amendment presented in Seneca Falls.

Katherine Morey was a founding member of the Congressional Union for Women’s Suffrage and an early member of the National Woman’s Party. She played an important role in securing the right to vote with the 19th Amendment and was sent to prison for protesting during World War I. Morey was a leader of the NWP in the state of Massachusetts and remained active in fighting for women’s right to vote after the passage of the 19th Amendment. She was a supporter of the Equal Rights Amendment and equal pay for women.

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