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5 of the Most Important Political Protests in History
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5 of the Most Important Political Protests in History

Yesterday, three million women around the world joined with the Women’s March on Washington to declare that … 5 of the Most Important Political Protests in HistoryRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•November 24, 2023
Nobody Does It Longer Or Better Than Betty White
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Nobody Does It Longer Or Better Than Betty White

Guinness recognized White as the female entertainer with the longest television career in history, over 75 … Nobody Does It Longer Or Better Than Betty WhiteRead more

by Damon•November 13, 2023
Frances Hodgson Burnett’s Success as an Author
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Frances Hodgson Burnett’s Success as an Author

Frances Hodgson Burnett, an English-American author, was best known for her three children’s novels, Little Lord … Frances Hodgson Burnett’s Success as an AuthorRead more

by AO•November 6, 2023
Charlotte Brontë: Famed Novelist and Eldest of the Brontë Sisters
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Charlotte Brontë: Famed Novelist and Eldest of the Brontë Sisters

Of the three Brontë sisters who survived into adulthood, Charlotte Brontë was the oldest. Her most … Charlotte Brontë: Famed Novelist and Eldest of the Brontë SistersRead more

by AO•October 20, 2023
Mysticism and Supersition: Inside the Iconic Delphic Oracle
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Mysticism and Supersition: Inside the Iconic Delphic Oracle

Almost everyone has heard of the famous Delphic Oracle. Whether it was from a school textbook, … Mysticism and Supersition: Inside the Iconic Delphic OracleRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•October 7, 2023
Frances Perkins: The First Female Cabinet Member
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Frances Perkins: The First Female Cabinet Member

Born Fannie Coralie Perkins, Frances Perkins Wilson made history when she was appointed U.S. Secretary of … Frances Perkins: The First Female Cabinet MemberRead more

by AO•October 5, 2023
Jane Addam’s Work to Preserve Peace
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Jane Addam’s Work to Preserve Peace

Jane Addams was a leading women’s rights activist and suffragist. She was one of the most … Jane Addam’s Work to Preserve PeaceRead more

by AO•October 4, 2023
How Louisa May Alcott Went From Poverty to Beloved Author
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How Louisa May Alcott Went From Poverty to Beloved Author

  Louisa May Alcott is known for her famous classic Little Women, published in 1868. She … How Louisa May Alcott Went From Poverty to Beloved AuthorRead more

by AO•September 6, 2023
Where Women Rule: 4 of History’s Ancient Matriarchies
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Where Women Rule: 4 of History’s Ancient Matriarchies

Much of the traditional narrative of the human race as told by history textbooks is that … Where Women Rule: 4 of History’s Ancient MatriarchiesRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 23, 2023
How Dorothea Lynde Dix Improved life for the Mentally Ill
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How Dorothea Lynde Dix Improved life for the Mentally Ill

Dorothea Lynde Dix spent much of her career as an educator and social reformer to working … How Dorothea Lynde Dix Improved life for the Mentally IllRead more

by AO•August 12, 2023

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