Missing from History
Esther FreemanRetrieving women from the dustbin of history
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Over 200 years before the Church of England ordained women priests this female preacher was changing the world
Before last weekend, the amount I knew about the Shakers would fit on the back of a postcard. They were an off-shoot of the Quakers; made nice furniture; and got their name from their ecstatic behaviour during religious worship. That’s it. ...
This is the TRUE meaning of International Women's Day
I’ve come to regard International Women’s Day as slightly depressing. It’s the day my social media and inbox fills with discounts on leg waxes, or other opportunities I can waste my money in a uniquely female way. It was also never meant to...
Milly Witkop: forgotten hero of women's reproductive justice
You’ve probably heard about the feminists who disrupted the Miss World competition, maybe read the Feminine Mystique by Betty Friedan, watched Mrs America about America’s sex equality laws. Yet there was another woman who came long before a...
To excite young people about history we need less kings and queens and more everyday people
I’m a firm believer that everyone can find something of interest in history. After all, there is so much of it! You just need to find the bits that excite you. For young people, that’s rarely the kings and queens they’re forced to learn abo...
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I'm a social historian and writer, with a special interest in women's history. I focus on sharing the stories that you haven't heard before ... because nobody needs any more writing on Queen Victoria and Emmeline Pankhurst.
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