harpymarx said : I saw Her Naked Skin last weekend ( and wrote my own review on my blog ) and thought it was very good but I have to say that I did n't think Eve was as a well developed character like Celia . We saw interactions between Celia and husband but what about Eve .... In some ways I saw Eve as a parallel with the whole of the Suffragette movement where the privileged Pankhursts ' along with other privileged women are remembered and at the forefront of the history but what about many of the working class women activists who have been rendered invisible and anonymous by history ? Very little trace is left .

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Why are working class women activists rendered invisible and anonymous by history ?
Choices: + Working class women activists are rendered invisible and anonymous by history because they are unimportant in the suffragette movement . + Working class women activists are rendered invisible and anonymous by history because they are not wealthy or distinguished enough by society . + Working class women activists are rendered invisible and anonymous by history because historians deem them to have minor impact on history . + Working class women activists are rendered invisible and anonymous by history because the wealthy elite try to downplay their role in suffrage .