Edith Houghton didn’t have her heart set on medical school. But after she graduated from Bryn Mawr in 1900, she […]
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Edith Houghton didn’t have her heart set on medical school. But after she graduated from Bryn Mawr in 1900, she […]
My undergraduate and MA adviser, Dr. Angela Howard, argued that women across time and space often have remarkably similar experiences […]
What does a pattern for doll-making have to tell us about the racial and gender politics of American suffragists in […]
When Nursing Clio put out the call for the Romancing Clio series, I searched Goodreads for historical romance novels in […]
Donald Trump’s victory in 2016 necessitated a rethinking of narratives of both self and nation, and a reimagining of the […]
I routinely listen to Slate’s DoubleX Gabfest, a podcast about women’s issues hosted by Hanna Rosin, June Thomas, and Noreen […]
How many references to suffragists have you seen in the news lately? In April, the US Treasury announced that five […]
Full disclosure: I have been waiting for a decent film about the women’s suffrage movement for years. As a historian […]
Can rich, white ladies be effective feminists? In the court of public opinion these days, it seems the answer is […]