Engage in a thought-provoking conference titled 'Women and Philosophy: Suffragists and Suffragettes, The Quest for Civil and Political Rights.' This presentation explores the origins and evolution of the suffrage movement, which emerged in 19th-century England and is closely linked to the early feminist movements. We will examine the achievements and challenges faced by suffragists and suffragettes, including the radical approaches adopted by leaders such as Emmeline Pankhurst. Led by Xosé Díaz, a distinguished professor of philosophy, this conference aims to deepen understanding of the historical struggles for women's rights and their implications for contemporary society.