What does a pattern for doll-making have to tell us about the racial and gender politics of American suffragists in […]
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What does a pattern for doll-making have to tell us about the racial and gender politics of American suffragists in […]
The references to “manly firmness” are everywhere in late-18th-century political sources. For example, Edward Dilly wrote to John Adams from […]
Before 2016, conversations at school pickup time in my affluent suburb nearly always revolved around kids’ activities and home remodeling. […]
The most important thing to know about the late Representative Shirley Chisholm (D-NY) is not that she was a Black […]
As racially charged rhetoric takes over civil political discourse and “true” patriots warn of an impending leftist gun-grab, we should […]
I was born into 1970s feminism. I came into the world in 1972, the year Free to Be You and […]
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. Radio ratings are slipping for a pair of married comedians. They are […]
Thus far in the Run Like A Girl series, we’ve met pathbreaking women who — with the notable exception of […]
Universal healthcare. Free university education. The regulation of the big banks. No my friends, I’m not talking about Bernie Sanders […]
Most women who run for president experience some degree of notoriety. Certainly this was the case for Sonia Johnson, who […]