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What is the difference between a suffragist and a suffragette?

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What is the difference between a suffragist and a suffragette?

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Both are people who are actively trying to get the right to vote extended to those who currently can not vote, however, a suffragette is specifically a woman doing this.

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A suffragist is a male who is pro women’s rights and a suffragette is a woman who is pro women’s rights.

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Both the words are derived from the word “suffrage,” which means “the right to vote.” The difference is that a “suffragist” is anyone, male or female, who demands or promotes the right to vote right (it is typical for such people to be in a group). A “suffragette” is a female supporter, or promoter, of the women’s right to vote. This word was coined in the early 20th century. Hope this helps.

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