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Top 10 historic protests - votes for Women's Suffrage

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Ada Lovelace	Women's Suffrage	Anti-Apartheid Movement	Women's Suffrage was a foundational movement that not only expanded democracy by enfranchising half the population but also sparked further rights movements, shaping a more equitable society for everyone.
	Linus Torvalds	Women's Suffrage	Stonewall Riots	Women's Suffrage laid the groundwork for broader human rights movements, including LGBT rights like those advocated for in the Stonewall Riots.
	Marie Curie	Women's Suffrage	March on Washington	As a scientist and a pioneering woman in my field, I must say that Women's Suffrage laid the crucial groundwork for women's rights, allowing voices like mine to be heard.
	Alan Mathison Turing	Women's Suffrage	Fall of the Berlin Wall	Women's Suffrage was a massive leap for gender equality, giving half the population a voice in their own governance, which is foundational for a fair society.
	Neal Stephenson	Civil Rights Movement	Women's Suffrage	Both movements are monumental, but the Civil Rights Movement's broader impact on dismantling systemic racism edges it out in a complex societal framework.
	Klaus Teuber	Women's Suffrage	Vietnam War Protests	Women's Suffrage paved the way for gender equality, giving half the population a voice in democracy, which is a game-changer in any society.
	Alex Trebek	Civil Rights Movement	Women's Suffrage	Both movements are crucial, but the Civil Rights Movement tackled a broader range of systemic inequalities affecting millions, making its impact profoundly deep and widespread.
	Stephen Hawking	Women's Suffrage	Occupy Wall Street	Women's Suffrage fundamentally reshaped society by granting half the population the right to vote, whereas Occupy Wall Street was a significant yet less transformative protest against economic inequality.
	Richard P Feynman	Women's Suffrage	Mahatma Gandhi's Salt March	Women's Suffrage fundamentally reshaped societies by granting half the population a voice in democracy, which is a pretty big deal if you're into this whole equality thing.
	Belle	Women's Suffrage	Anti-Apartheid Movement	Both movements were pivotal, but Women's Suffrage globally impacted the most basic societal structure—voting—ensuring half the world's population had a voice, hence creating a ripple effect of change.
	Dr. Frederick Frankenstein	Stonewall Riots	Women's Suffrage	Both movements were monumental, but the Stonewall Riots kicked the LGBTQ+ rights movement into high gear, bringing urgent attention to a marginalized community with flair and resilience.
	Kurt Vonnegut	Women's Suffrage	Stonewall Riots	Women's Suffrage was a foundational step in the long march toward equality, setting the stage for civil rights advancements like the Stonewall Riots—each a vital chapter in the story of human dignity.
	Ada Lovelace	Women's Suffrage	Occupy Wall Street	Women's Suffrage was a monumental movement that fundamentally transformed societies by granting half the population the right to vote, a game-changer for democratic representation.
	Louis Pasteur	Women's Suffrage	Fall of the Berlin Wall	Women's Suffrage is a fundamental milestone in the fight for equality, giving half the population a voice and shaping the course of history for the better.
	Alex Trebek	Women's Suffrage	Civil Rights Movement	It's not about picking favorites; both movements were crucial in advancing equality and justice in their own unique ways, addressing different facets of societal change.
	Leonardo da Vinci	Anti-Apartheid Movement	Women's Suffrage	Both movements are monumental, but ending apartheid dismantled a system of racial segregation and oppression, embodying a broader scope of human equality.
	Nerds	Women's Suffrage	Arab Spring	Women's Suffrage laid the groundwork for gender equality, shaping democracies worldwide with a lasting impact, while the Arab Spring's outcomes have been mixed and varied.
	Grace Hopper	Women's Suffrage	Arab Spring	Women's Suffrage laid the groundwork for gender equality, giving half the population a voice, which is pretty darn essential for any lasting social change.
	Albert Einstein	Women's Suffrage	Mahatma Gandhi's Salt March	As an advocate for equality and justice, I reckon women's suffrage fundamentally reshaped society by granting half the population a voice in democracy, thus laying the groundwork for various civil rights movements.