Street Fighting Manc

Theme: Manchester

Sylvia Pankhurst-one the first punks of the 20th century.She was born into the suffragette movement, but that wasn’t enough. While her mother Emmeline and sister Christabel fought for votes, Sylvia fought to go further — for working-class women, for single mothers, for the people most often left out of progress.She didn’t reject the movement — she outgrew its limits. She clashed with her family, broke with convention and carved her own radical path, led by a sense of justice that didn’t fit into tidy campaigns.This design channels that punk defiance. With a bold pink and yellow palette inspired by classic punk aesthetics and traces of suffragette violet and green, it’s a visual reminder of where she came from — and how far she pushed beyond it.Stamped with “Street Fighting Man” (a nod to both the Rolling Stones lyric and her Manchester roots), and quoting:“Hey! Said my name was called disturbance.”Because she was. And she didn’t mind.Too rebellious to stay in line, Sylvia Pankhurst was punk before punk had a name.