In 1910, the Women's Suffrage Movement gained momentum globally, with the International Woman Suffrage Alliance expanding its advocacy efforts. This period marked a significant push for women's voting rights, leading to legislative changes in multiple nations over the following two decades. The movement not only highlighted issues of gender equality but also laid the groundwork for future feminist movements and the ongoing struggle for women's rights worldwide.

The global momentum of the women's suffrage movement in the early 20th century amplified women's voices in poetry, linking domestic and public labor. Feminist poetics emerged during this time, with poets asserting creative and civic equality through their works.