The women of colour who fought for a vote

The women of colour who fought for a vote Why is this? Although people of colour had long settled in the UK, they made up a very small percentage of the population until after the end of World War Two. At the time of the suffrage movement, it was mostly men that made up this community. Chinese, West Indian and African seamen had settled in London and other port cities - but female family members had tended not to travel with them. https://www.nehans.net/the-women-of-colour-who-fought-for-a-vote/