Amelia Bloomer edited and published what is probably the first newspaper by and for women. But her real fame came from the clothes she wore.
Category: History
A Passionate, if little Known Voice, Taught Big Lessons
Anna Julia Cooper overcame many obstacles on her path from salve to “the Mother of Black Feminism.” Her passion for education never waivered.
She Challenged Invisibility with Truth
Yosano Akiko spoke courageous, raw truths that threatened to free Japanese women. She was one of the country’s most controversial poets.
Celebrating December Moments For and By Strong Women
Amazing and awe-inspiring these are the women and events about women that were noticed in the news or historical documents during the month of December.
A High Flying Hero Who Made Yes Happen
Born a poor, black woman, society told Bessie Coleman, no you can’t, over and over. She didn’t accept that answer.