Anna Maria Mozzoni
formed in his early years in Mazzinian circles in Lombardy, began soon after the unification of Italy in 1870 combating discrimination against women in the newborn state. To Mozzoni, the level of democracy and liberalism in Italy should be measured by the ability to integrate new state women as citizens and as a participant in the moral and material development of the country.
In 1892 he joined the Italian Workers' Party that would lead shortly after the Socialist Party, which Mozzoni was a founder.
Within the party, Mozzoni clashed with their male colleagues for his warm attitude towards women's suffrage.
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