Rose Winslow on Starving for the Vote
2019-08-26
“God knows we don’t want other women ever to haveRead More →
Sojourner Truth in Her Own Words
2019-07-01
Which is more important – the words or how theyRead More →
Francis Burney on Being Female
2019-06-24
At the age of fifteen, Frances Burney (1752-1840) tossed the plays,Read More →
Frances Ellen Watkins Harper on Racial Uplift
2019-05-26
“I ask no monument, proud and high to arrest theRead More →
Ada Goodrich Freer on Hauntings
2019-05-19
From Ghosts to Palestine Many 19th century women turned toRead More →
Anna Maria Jarvis on Mother’s Day
2019-05-09
The Mother’s Day that we celebrate today with cards, candy,Read More →
Charlotte Forten Grimke on Books
2019-04-27
Charlotte Forten Grimke was born in 1838 to a wealthyRead More →
Lucretia Mott on Truth
2019-04-18
The Quaker minister, Lucretia Mott, lived from 1793 to 1880.Read More →
Augusta Evans Wilson on Facing Sin
2019-04-11
Born in 1835 in Columbia, Georgia, Augusta Evans Wilson wasRead More →
Wide, Wide World: A Book Review for International Woman’s Day
2019-03-08
“Good came out of evil, as it often does…” ThusRead More →