A Life Forged in Activism: The Art and Legacy of Alice Stokes Paul Alice Stokes Paul, a name synonymous with the American women’s suffrage movement, was far more than just a political strategist; she was a visual communicator, an architect of protest, and a dedicated artist whose medium wasn't paint or sculpture, but rather banners, sashes, and the very symbols of a revolution. Born in 1885 into a progressive Quaker family in Paulsboro, New Jersey, her upbringing instilled within her a deep-seated belief in social justice and equality – values that would define her extraordinary life’s work.…