Abstract:

This study examines the public relations activities of the Voting Rights Movement (1848-1920) which made the first feminist wave formed in the United States. The public relations activities used by the feminist movement are conceptualized as "mor public relations" and placed in the theoretical framework of the cultural-economic model in the tradition of critical public relations, activist public relations and feminist literature are trying to bring a new concept. The cultural-economic public relations model emphasizes the need for the destruction of the dominant narratives that produce injustice in social life in order to ensure a more fair way of social change, and instead, the need for the construction of new set of meaning through public relations. From this perspective, the Voting Right Movement has been interpreted using the beautiful branches of art that the Public Relations use as a activity to create a new meaning and the feminist meaning buildings in produced art products, the quality research method and the text analysis technique. The art products produced by the Right to Vote Movement have profound effects on the formation of a feminist identity, a feminist collective identity, a long-term feminist social movement and the voting right struggle won in August 1920, coded by the arguments of feminist struggle. Keywords: voting, voting, voting

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