If women’s news receives the coverage it deserves during the next week or so, then there will be stories about women and the vote. Headlines may read something like: “Ninety […]
Little-Remembered Stories of Women and the Vote Read More »
Earlier this month on my trip to Frederick, Maryland, the tourism board had organized wonderful days for me. Among the sites they planned for me to visit was Schifferstadt Museum.
Preservation of a 260-Year-Old Stove and Why It Matters Read More »
Gloria Steinem has been quoted as saying, “If we don’t see a history with women, we don’t know that we can create it.” My final post for the month of
Assuring That Women’s Stories are Told Read More »
Learning a little sometimes reveals a lot. Tuesday night I attended a screening of a recently discovered film from 1940 that was thought to have been permanently lost. After being
A Moment in Time: Education for Southern Blacks, 1940 Read More »
One of the pleasures of having attended Smith College was being on the mailing list for a mini-fundraiser to celebrate Gloria Steinem’s 75th birthday as well as the donation of
Helping Gloria Steinem Celebrate her 75th Birthday Read More »
With sleep-away camps in full swing this month, package delivery services are also a little busier than usual as parents send “care packages” filled with favorite foods or small games
Summer Care Packages Have Honorable Heritage Read More »
