
Bitchy History is feminist history with teeth: exposing the women erased from the story, the systems built to contain them, and the myths still pretending all of this was natural.
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America figured out publicly funded childcare when it needed women building bombers. Apparently, everything got terribly complicated afterward.
At an Easter luncheon earlier this year, Donald Trump explained why the federal government coul...
On Friday I went on BBC Radio 4’s AntiSocial to discuss who writes our history, prompted by the debate over Sandi Toksvig’s Mappa Mundi project. We talked about Wikipedia, archives, class, gender and the decisions that shape what people eve...
Bitchy History runs on reader support, historical spite, and the occasional deeply cursed primary source. Free subscriptions help you keep up with new posts, but paid subscriptions directly support the research, writing, and primary-source...
In 1887, Charlotte Perkins Gilman sought treatment from the prominent neurologist Silas Weir Mitchell for depression that had worsened after the birth of her daughter. According to her later account, he eventually sent her home with instruc...
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Reading about women’s lives often leaves me wanting to grab someone and ask, “Are you seeing this shit?” There’s only so much muttering at a book you can do before you need company so you aren’t just talking to yourself, and...
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\ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08 Writer, researcher, history professor, lesbian. Podcast: Bitchy History. Contact: [email protected]
Memoirist & cultural essayist. GenX word nerd. I write out loud. Co-host & booker: The Daily Whatever Show. Fine feminist. Loves storytelling, karaoke, ectomorphs, her two teens, and Oxford commas. Loathes the RHCP.
Gay sci-fi author writing The Hinge & The Near Field—essays on how democracy bends, fiction on where it lands. Now: Rewiring the Republic—43 repairs, mild to wild. Co-host, The Daily Whatever Show. Gay AF 🏳️🌈
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