About 5,000 women marched in D.C. on March 3, 1913.
On March 3, 1913, an estimated 5,000 women participated in the Woman Suffrage Procession along Pennsylvania Avenue, marking a critical mass turnout for the suffrage cause. This unprecedented gathering in the nation’s capital demonstrated significant organizational capability and widespread support for women's voting rights. The sheer number symbolized the persistence and unity across different strata of American women and highlighted their strength and resolve in the fight for suffrage.