For many years, U.S. history neglected many people due to their race or ethnicity or gender. Yet they existed. Meet Lucy Lobdell aka Joe.
Tag: Lynette M. Burrows
Proud to Celebrate Pride Month with First Lines
The first line of a story, we’re told, must hook the reader. Ambivalent about reading LBGTQ+ fiction? If the first line hooks you, read it.
Juggling My Life from May Day to Memorial Day
Author Lynette M Burrows reports on her month’s progress using intentions and the Maker, Manager, Marketer model of time management.
When You Choose Change, You Choose Growth
No matter who you are, where you are, change is part of life. Let these quotes by women we admire inspire you to choose change.
The First Woman Elected Mayor in the US
In 1887, Kansas granted women the right to vote in municipal elections. Afraid of the temperance movement, some townsmen made a joke nomination for mayor.