FyI the picture of the suffragettes and the sign "Lips that touch liquor shall not touch ours" is most likely satirical.
I've seen it in many places, with a lot of different, contradictory claims. Often, websites claim one of the women is Carrie Nation, but they never agree which woman is Nation, and they never have a source.
According to the Thomas Edison National Historic Park Archives, this is a still from an Edison motion picture produced around 1910. They do not know the title of this film.
I didn't read the article and I'm sure nothing said was worth engaging. Fascists mistaking satire for reality is par for the course. In 100 years, reactionary propaganda hasn't changed one bit.
FyI the picture of the suffragettes and the sign "Lips that touch liquor shall not touch ours" is most likely satirical.
I've seen it in many places, with a lot of different, contradictory claims. Often, websites claim one of the women is Carrie Nation, but they never agree which woman is Nation, and they never have a source.
According to the Thomas Edison National Historic Park Archives, this is a still from an Edison motion picture produced around 1910. They do not know the title of this film.
I didn't read the article and I'm sure nothing said was worth engaging. Fascists mistaking satire for reality is par for the course. In 100 years, reactionary propaganda hasn't changed one bit.