American history hasn’t been kind to women, less so to Black women. Learn about the remarkable Rebecca Lee Crumpler, the first Black female medical doctor.
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Being Creative When the S#$t Hits the Fan
If you’re struggling to be creative during this time of uncertainty, remember you aren’t powerless. Regain your creativity with these tips.
Celebrate National Storytelling Week with First Lines
I love to check the first lines of a book to see if I want to read it, don’t you? Here are first lines that you might enjoy, too.
Valuable Lessons Learned at a Local Writers Workshop
I constantly talk myself out of things because they cost “money” or “takes too much time.” Well, look what I learned when I took a chance.
The Hidden History of Afong Moy & American Prejudice
At 18-year-old Afong Moy was the first recorded Chinese woman who entered the US Sadly, her sparse history says more about early America’s citizens than Moy.