'The Crippled Suffragette' // Rosa May Billinghurst // Historical Profiles [CC]
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person; you can't get past the police. your in a weelchair
rosa; i can get past the police. im in a weelchair
Other people: you can't go to the protest, you have to go around in a wheelchair
Rosa: ladies watch me as i run over these cops muahahaha
Other ladies: goddarn, you go Rosa, that's our queen right there whoo
Honestly I feel like the wheelchair added this.
She should have put spikes on like Boudicca for + 10 damage
YASSSSSSSS, OUR VINTAGE LESBIAN QUEEN IS HERE TO SAVE US FROM SELF-ISOLATION 👏🏻🏳️🌈
Our queen and mother!!!
Gotta love lesbians! I think Hayley Kiyoko is still lesbian jesus though
@@twentyfivehourpharmacy6348 of course Haley kuoco is still our Jesus but and Jessica is are Queen
@@thebigvee137 obviously
@@ameliaford4338 yess
Please do a video on Lesbia Hartford! She was queer, disabled, an advocate of free love, a poet, and a trade union activist in 1920s Australia.
Oooh I’ve never heard of her but would love some Australian gal representation! 🇦🇺
My favorite thing in these videos is how you don’t let people get away with things just because of the time they existed in. It’s great
As a pharmacy worker Jessica’s comment about frontline workers makes me smile. Especially after a terrible day
I'm sorry your day was terrible! You are absolutely incredible in this crazy time. Thank you, thank you for everything you're doing for us!
I rely on pharmacy workers to control chronic pain. you are crucial, thank you
Lolol Donaghy - Thank you for helping us all. My first thought when this all started really getting bad was, "Am I going to be able to get my medicine? What if I run out? Should I try to save it, and take as small dose as possible that might not be effective just to make it last out?" I need my medicine and I was terrified pharmacies would shut down. And I'm sure I may not be as in-need as some people (I guess stopping probably wouldn't kill me outright immediately) so I am lucky.
But seeing all the brave pharmacists staying it through makes me so grateful and believe that I will be ok. I depend on you. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. In my eyes, you are like my own pharmacist and that makes you a hero to me. We'll all get through this and be ok, I believe that. But thank you for carrying us through to better times. Thank you.
"Yes, that Daily Mail. We're not all proud of our grandchildren." HA I'm American and I got that wisecrack 🤣
THANK YOU for being honest about the complicated legacy of the suffragettes
I did a history paper on the distinction between Suffragist versus Suffragette and remembered her name coming up! Such a cool lady.
THANK YOU for having a food trigger warning. I don't have food as a trigger myself, but it was so nice to see! you're amazing.
"Whatever it is you believe in, whatever goal you want to achive, don't let anyone tell you that you can't at least try"
Thank you for that, I'm currently trying to push for my right as a neurodiverse person to get the same quality of education as everyone else
They're struggling to understand my conditions, are using ableist language, and aren't listening to me on what I need but instead are asking my mother
Sometimes the fight doesnt seem worth it because of the backlash it recieves and the energy it takes, but this inspired me to keep advocating for better understanding of neurodiversity
I wish you so much luck in your fight. I am in the process of getting my secondary education license and looking at ways that I can try to make school better for everyone, especially incorporating the amazing contributions neurodiversity brings. It's so hard with the current system though (I am quite frustrated with bureaucracy at the moment) and I applaud the contribution you are making to your community and for neurodiverse people who will come to school after you. Good Luck!!
My 9 year old started watching this with me, looked at me and said "she's COOL!" High praise indeed! Husbeast then said, "she's adorable!" I agree with them both! You're fabulous and a family favourite! ❤️❤️❤️
JESSICA: "Should said disabled person have an attitude that inspires others to make a positive change in the world - than they are inspirational."
ME: Sounds like someone I know 🤔 ...👆
I love these historical stories that you share. Shedding a spotlight on important figures in history, that as you astutely pointed out should be taught & discussed in school ( I, too, am looking at you educational system 🤨) is a fantastic public service. May I selfishly add that I kind of perked up a bit at the knowledge of Emmeline (the founder of the WSPU) husband's name being Richard 🙂 ... haha 😅
Always appreciate your videos, Jessica! I very much appreciate being learned of people and events in history that ought be presented to everyone in these modern times.
Continue to be as safe and healthy as possible. Love you all very much. Take care!! Lovely as always 👍🤟💝
Totally off topic, but how did you get that cute little queen emoji?
@@DayanaraDays I have a paid membership to Jessica's channel. The crown emoji is a membership badge. It represents how long I have been a member of the Kellgren-Fozard Club ( different badges for certain lengths of time; the one by my name is a 6 month badge ). I apologize for my answer being quite rambling 😅
No need to apologize! Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know. 💙 It's just darling!
7:22 I love that she took advantage of the fact that she has a wheelchair and used that to make it a deadly weapon, we stan
Using your own definition of an inspirational person. I think it sums you up perfectly; you are not defined by your disability but by your intelligence, eloquence and dignity. Added to which a touch of humour, so subjects you discuss are not too heavy going. I just wanted to publicly state my admiration for you and your channel.
I have a book about women who changed the world and Rosa is in it!
What is its title?
Jessica you have given me so much confidence in myself as a young bi girl with a brain tumour. Your sense of style is impeccable and you never fail to put a smile on my face. I hope to meet you one day at a convention
Good to hear more of the Suffragettes, my Great Grandmother was a member & went on marches in London, she was one hell of a woman. They all were.
Jessica is the only history teacher I can enjoy listening to and actually learn something from. That either says something about me or says something about the American education system, maybe both.
If I ever have the chance to name girl, I am going to name her Rosa. Between Rosa May Billinghurst and Rosa Parks (I'm U.S. American) I'd like my (hypothetical, femme) kid to know she was named after some badass activists.
Thanks for teaching me about her! I really love these historical videos!
I will be nameing my child rosa may parks +my last name
I love that you included trigger warnings! Thank you for creating a safe channel for everyone ❤
thank you for the food trigger!! as someone with an ed its greatly appreciated!!!
Jessica, it is now 5 months later, and unfortunately things are not fine yet. :( This pandemic is rough, especially in the USA.
Exactly what I was thinking. 😢
As everyone these days, I'm more anxious than usual... but when I clicked the video and saw your smile, I reflected it back to the screen without thinking about it. Thank you :)
... and then the video reminds me that people are horrible... and that activism isn't pointless.
Her wheelchair had gears! That’s pretty neat
Nope, not a front line worker or work in the medical field. I am a teacher and now have to do remote learning activity... Oh what fun. I love your videos... I am learning so much for you and your videos.. Thank you!
I am so grateful for every video Jessica does. It is 2 PM here and I am finally getting lunch break at work. (ie my first food today) These videos make all the stress of the day fade away for a little while. So from an exhausted grocery store employee thank you!!!! Stay safe. 💝💝
Thank you so much for your hard work that keeps us all well supplied in thes Krisis! 🙏❤
Hi Angela, thank you so much for your work and for your kind comment. Stay safe xxx
My sister's friend and boyfriend are sick right now and self isolation and my sister said she would be more than willing to help them out by buying groceries for them so they can continue isolating. I love my sister, she's a kind woman.
I absolutely love you Jessica. Thank you sharing your personality and brain with us all
Feminism is a complex matter. I would rather think of someone who want equal rights and equal opportunities for everyone regardless of race, sex of level of (dis)ability.
One famous sufragette here is Aletta Jacobs, our first female doctor here. She is being taught to every child here. Makes me proud that I was able to go and get an education because of her.
I am from 2021: Things are NOT back to normal
They are so much better. We came together and created a new system that helps everyone
Hehehe. I love a bit of comedy. 😉
Dear God, I hope you are right...
Gee, wouldn’t that be nice if people took notice of all the ways the current system disadvantages us and worked to change it.
I wish this is how I felt still :(
@@frostyskeletons8950 Want hope?
find 2-3 friends to gather with weekly and host a solution raising on every and all topics you care about
Each week pick a topic to focus on
spend 15 minutes a talking about what it currently looks like (why the world is crap in this area, vent it out)
Spend another 15 minutes talking about what you would love it to look like in an ideal world (it is ok if your visions contradict one another)
Spend 30 minutes talking about what we could do right now with only 10,000 of us and $100k to improve that area for ourselves
Post your best solutions to r/solutionraising
We vote and make the best ones
We can improve ANY area with 10,000 people
If we can improve ANY area we can improve EVERY AREA and just keep improving
Don't have friends IRL (I do not judge, I do not either) come join us on Wednesdays at 9am PST on zoom (FB group link in solutionraisings on my chan)
I needed to hear this. What you said at the end reminded me that I do matter.
I love your historical profiles. Thank you for the wonderful content, Jessica 💗
I'm looking in the comments for people from the future to tell us that the coronavirus is all right now :'(
It's going to be okah🧡
Forever Snowlondon me too
Sorry..........
Uhhhhh
:(
Watching on Jan 29 2021. Pandemic still raging in US.
But you sound so hopeful! 😭😭😭
I took a lot of women’s studies classes in college, but we didn’t talk much about women’s suffrage outside of the United States. I’m glad to have you to educate me.
Jessica, if you don't mind me asking but do you know if any Quakers joined the suffragettes or suffragists? You would make a great history teacher, your passion shines through.
I know Alice Paul, an American suffragist, was a Quaker!
It sounds like something they would support, not the violent parts but the rest certainly.
@@matildas3177 That's what I was thinking, but as the suffragists were less militant I wondered if they joined that section more.
Susan B. Anthony was a Quaker! So was Lucretia Mott.
@@matildas3177 Pacifism is complicated. Some Quakers consider destruction of property violent, many don't, and we have a long and continuing history of smashing stuff!
usually i don't command on video's. i'm not an essential worker but as an delivery driver for a flower shop i'm bringing joy to a lot of people who are stuck at home (and working overtime doing so).
Greetings from the netherlands
One year on I'm binge watching your historical profiles playlist and omg one and a bit years on we are STILL in this mess
Ugh...watching this in October and the shared nightmare is still happening. Thankful for all the RUclipsrs like yourself keeping us sane!
Thank you for saying that we can at least try. I am so sick of able-bodied and disabled people telling me that I can do it! Well, usually, no really I can't. Be, if I can do it you can do it, attitude is really annoying. I already have to fight with my children who are all able-bodied. I don't need the disabled people telling me that I can do whatever I want. Cheers!
“We’re not *all* proud of our grandchildren.” I lolled
Much respect and appreciation to those brave women.
Whoot whoot for the isolation gang. 🤣 4 weeks down forever to go. Sending everyone love ❤️ in this crazy time.
I too am forced inside my bubble due to lack of immunity. Oh the joys! I've been sneaking out to walk my dog at 11pm each night for 5 minutes, don't tell...
I like listening to you speak in the back ground while I stay in my house doing stuff and sleeping. Watching you on TV (the telly) instead Of watching (I think you're pretty) or listening (You sound pleasant and funny) to the news. Thank you, You stay safe too okay.
Your historical profiles are my favourite. Really brightened me up on a hard day.
it is so wonderful to see the lil sparkle in your eye when you talk about something you are so passionate about !!
you are truly righting the wrongs paid to all by the grave disservice of the education system
Ah, I really needed this right now. Thank you.
I so love your delightful logic and wit Jessica. My once good friend MereDeth raves about for good reason. I miss her so much.
Thanks so much for this video - I am a US women’s historian who had not heard of her. Will share this with my students.
You are an inspiration! I don't know how you manage to combine such humour, sarcasm and sass into your videos whilst making them educational and enlightening, and look so good at the same time.
Your posts make any day better, especially in this trying time. Please take good care of yourself as you are precious to so many of us. And post more videos when feeling well enough to do so. :)
Jessica, I agree that talking about how someone over came their disability to work for the causes that need to be changed.
Loved this! Thanks for drawing attention to some amazing women. I appreciated how you also brought light to the fact that this was still a work in progress at the time, and that not all suffragettes necessarily wanted the vote for all women. Also, it has always irked me when media refer to individuals who have made significant contributions to society, simultaneously mentioning any disabilities that they experience. It totally detracts from the amazing work they've done and focuses attention on a situation that is irrelevant to their work. It seems belittling, and shifts public perception of them to pity rather than the pride they deserve.
i absolutely love this video! very informative and well thought-out. i enjoy how you reflect positive and negative aspects of the historical figures, like with the suffragtes here. oh and thank you for taking my mind off of the whole virus-situation :)
Just marathoning all your historical videos, thank you so much for the good content Jessica.
Very much enjoyed!
Also grateful to hear that while the suffragettes are fabulous they were also very problematic!
Hello Jessica! I hope that you have a good day today
Put the video on play at the beginning then spam your left arrow key to make Jessika wave crazyly at you. Don't know how I found this but it kinda made my day :)
I always enjoy your educational videos. I like learning things I was not fully aware of. Thanks
I LOVE your history lessons!! So informative and such a lovely break from all the troubles of our world. Well done you!
Love you. Be well. Thank you
Cried through so much of this. Subscribed.
Watching this two years after the pandemic started. It floods me memories of how it all was in the beginning and how it escalated. If only we knew what was going to happen to our world, but with how things are starting to "return to normal" we can learn from it.
I’m so sorry Jessica. It’s been 5 months. The nightmare hasn’t ended. Everything is not fine. But... I was able to find you channel during this quarantine so thank you for your content!
Love these historical videos!
1st of November 2020 here. I'm really sorry. You all are keeping me sane!
Loving this diversion! Thank you so much!
Totally feeling your isolation situation. I hope you didn't get msg I did from the NHS telling you not to even go into your garden but only to open a window. Love your videos they always make me smile.
I need you to do longer videos! Your voice is so relaxing!!
Very informative, thanks for sharing!!
Oh Jessica, EVERYTHING IS NOT FINE RIGHT NOW
heyyyyy!! 3yrs later and i just got covid for the first time. i'm not immuno compromised but am a cancer survivor and feel so very grateful that i've avoided it thus far. shoutout to quality masks, vaccines and communication with other folks who value interdependence and public health!!
I appreciate that you show positive and negative sides to your cameos.🙂
I love videos that are kind of calm but slightly amusing ahah perfect for a relaxed dinner after work
this shows how hard women had to fight if only to be heard. great video!
You are wonderful
I work in a Nursery, so for the next few... whatevers I'm travelling back and forwards to my job so I'm classed as a key worker, but I just wanted to say keep safe to those Self Isolating and those at risk and to make the stay at home plea. Much love to you all. ❤🌈❤🌈
Jessica: future watchers please tell me it's all over
Me, 5 months in the future: 😬😬😬
Thank you again Jessica for such a great video. I love the historical profiles, I learn new things and I'm reminded of things I already knew. and hope to see more of them - but only if you're still inspired! This is a very important form of activism because many people think that the number of people with chronic illnesses and disabilities has grown more than it should because "when they were young they only knew one person with diabetes and certainly no one in a wheelchair".
times have changed and people who were able-passing are open about their struggles, and people with more severe conditions who would be locked up in institutions or sent to boarding school are now classmates with able-bodied people. Keep up the excellent work.
This lady basically turned her wheelchair into a mini-tank! That’s awesome!
Hi, I'm brazilian and I don't now how I meet your channel, but I love everything!! ❤️❤️ (Sorry if you can't understand something of this text, I not very good in english).
Yay shield for 12 weeks club! Yay already dying of boredom! Although everyone else is getting a taste of what it’s like to be disabled so at least there is that talking point. Excellent video as always
Thank you so much for making this series! It's one of my favorite parts of your channel and is a much appreciated distraction in this harrowing time. Love and hugs!
Watching her say, in March, that she hopes Covid would be done in a few weeks/months like 😬👀
YES WOMEN WAS & STILL FIGHTING WHAT WOMEN NEED TO DO NO MATTER WHAT IT TAKES.
This is what I needed today
I'd love to see one of these about Renoir. He had (and I have) RA and worked till his death. It sometimes makes me feel bad because I've been unable to paint for 3 years but I remind myself that he had an assistant to do practically everything for him and I do not lol. Also he probably had some killer pain meds.
💙 wonderful video as always, you did a great job of balancing a celebration of progress with an acknowledgment of problematic events. Hooray for nuance!
i'm watching on 10th July and Corona is still very much real and happening :( thank you helping me escape or a bit x
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This is very random, but everytime you say, WSPU, and the graphic comes up, I just see SPU, which sounds like spew, which reminds me of SPEW the welfare movement Hermione puts together for the house elves in Harry Potter.. I have no idea if there is any connection there, but I thought it was amusing. 😂😅
Being a pacifist but admiring a suffragette in a wheelchair charging policemen with crutches is such a strange position to be in! She sounds fabulous. Thank you for bringing her to our attention Jessica!
It’s always difficult for me to celebrate the early women’s rights movement when Black people as a whole didn’t get the right to vote until the 1960s in America. Both of my parents literally predate the African American right to vote. The women’s rights movement did nothing for Black Women.
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@christina grubs- Black men were NOT allowed to vote. What was on paper was not allowed in actuality. I see you must not live in the US or if you do, then you probably missed ALL of the lessons on the whole Civil Rights movement. Martin Luther King was murdered because one of the things he was peacefully fighting for was the right for African Americans to be able to vote. Educate yourself on our on history before you presume to know it.
@@christinagrubbs4830 then you are either woefully ignorant of the Civil Rights Movement or you are deliberately ignorant of it. There is no in between, and there is no excuse.
That reminds me of Ende Gelände. It's a German anti coal protest group, which is organized in sub units, called fingers, during actions. Each finger has a color, and since last year they also have a 'colorful finger' for people with disabilities, kids, broken legs, and anything else which keeps them from joining one of the other fingers. It's pretty awesome and also effective.
I just love the idea of this woman charging the police in a wheelchair made out of a tricycle. She sounds like a really amazing person, and I'm surprised I've never heard of her before!
You always make our day better, Jessica. Thank you for the awesome content :)
I work in a supermarket/grocery store in the USA and majority if my customers hae thanked me for working. My company has modified our hours if operation and we open 1 hour early for high risk customers.
I'm at risk but also in work as an essential service. I love my work for being very conscious of our needs (hazard pay and mandatory 6 foot social distancing).
I'm very excited for this person's story though! Love inspirational people that also happen to be disabled.
Great video Jessica! I'm surprised I've never heard of Rosa May Billinghurst before. Also, slightly off topic, but I am in love with your makeup in this video! Could we get a tutorial?
I live in Lewisham and under the railway bridge they have made a huge painting commemorating her life.