Answer:
To argue that women should be allowed to vote because as citizens they should have the same rights as men.
Explanation:
In 1872, Susan B. Anthony delivered the speech named "After Being Convicted of Voting". In this speech she presented her argument related to the issue of inequality faced by women in terms of casting their vote. She listed the terms of equality as per preamble of the Constitution. She highlighted that men and women stand equal before the eyes of nature. It was because of the supremacy of the males that the females were decarded with having equal rights as that of the men. She pointed that it is her rights to cast vote and select her representative and that she will never take a step back for doing the same.
