Carey Mulligan reads a letter to the Daily Telegraph, written by a suffragette

On February 26th, 1913, a letter appeared in the Daily Telegraph, written by a suffragette named Bertha Brewster.
Carey Mulligan read it at Letters Live at the Freemason's Hall, London.

[@Catherinzsl]

This Bertha Brewster sounds like a promising young woman.

[@ThreeRunHomer]

A letter from a mother to her son was the deciding factor leading to women getting the vote in the USA. The power of a good letter!

[@gabriellepark240]

Eloquently said!

[@paolagrando5079]

Simple and direct.

[@FelloniusWizard]

Almost manly enough to be understood!

[@MarcelVerheijden]

Dang this was too short, Blink and you miss it.

[@lasandralucas7314]

Brilliant 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾 😊

[@spiderliliez]

I loveeee it! Direct to the point hehe.

[@jq8974]

Done and done.
I can think of a modern spin on this now that men are dressing up as women and we are blamed for not wanting to be raped in the loo or to buy bras and menstrual products from those without breasts or menstruation… we are, once again, so troublesome.