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Evelyn Pankhurst Detained for Hunger Strike, New York City, 1913

In a shocking display of defiance, British suffragette Evelyn Pankhurst was detained at Ellis Island after attempting to embark on a hunger strike. When questioned about her plans, Pankhurst remained tight-lipped, reserving her right to decide what actions she would take. ‘I reserve the right to myself,’ she curtly replied, refusing to elaborate on her next move.

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