
When ideas and issues grab me and won't let go, I write about them. If they are about girls and women and sports, especially baseball, all the better! My book, "Locker Room Talk: A Woman's Struggle to Get Inside," pops up every now and then.
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When I was a kid, I knew Marge as one of my mom’s dearest friends.
What I couldn’t know then was how eerily similar our obituaries would be.
Yes, though mine hasn’t been written, trust me when I tell you this will be so.
It’s inevitable...
This offer to climb a Nantucket lighthouse didn’t take long to sell out.
Had I known about June’s semi-annual stair-climbing outing, then on Saturday I could have been on the spiral staircase heading to the top of the 60-foot Sankaty Head...
Seventy-two years ago – on June 9, 1954, while 20 million Americans watched on TV – Joseph Welch, a Boston lawyer changed the course of American history.
With the few words he spoke.
Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last? Have y...
I went to Cooperstown to tell my story.
Thereby, adding to baseball’s centuries-old narrative my sense of how aspects of this splendid game fit into American culture.
Which I tried to do by weaving women into its tapestry.
At the Basebal...
The invitation arrived via email.
Fortunately I still open emails.
Especially ones with enticing headlines.
Like this one that arrived on February 9th.
I serve as co-director of the Coop...
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Author of "Locker Room Talk: A Woman's Struggle to Get Inside,” (2024) Mom, climate activist and Charles River rower. My website: Melissaludtke.com
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