In 1971 women's liberation activists took part in the Auckland Centennial Parade. They carried a coffin, ending their mock funeral procession at the statue of Queen Victoria in Albert Park. They are shown here arriving, with a speech making links between the early suffragettes and their own struggle for equality.
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