These snippets about American women, stitching together individuals and events, create a colorful quilt from the patchwork of our history, weaving a tapestry from many strands, knitting connections, perhaps mending the fabric of our democracy with facts.
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JULY 1, 1972: WONDER WOMAN & GLORIA STEINEM
Wonder Woman, a comic book heroine, has been a feminist icon since she first appeared in 1941. The advocate of peace, justice and women’s rights was created by a Harvard-educated psychologist. William Marsden lived with his wife Elizabeth a...
JUNE 26, 2003, 2013 & 2015: EXPANDING RIGHTS FOR LGBTQ AMERICANS
On this date, near the end of three different terms, the Supreme Court expanded the rights of same-sex couples, ruling repeatedly that treating them differently than opposite-sex couples was unconstitutional. The decisions reflected major c...
JUNE 23, 1868: TYPE-WRITERS & LADY COPYISTS
Possible playlist: Dolly Parton’s “Nine to Five” (1980); Sondheim’s “Opening Doors” from Merrily We Roll Along (1981); the Boston Typewriter Orchestra, with music based on or performed by clacking typewriters (or Parton’s acrylic nails).
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LOOSE ENDS: 6.22.26
As always, readers have continued the conversation about PINK topics, American history and current events.
FRONTIER WOMEN (5.24) prompted a New Yorker to alert me to a retrospective of twenty-eight “westerns” produced over 65 years by Univ...
JUNE 12, 1929: JESSIE DEPRIEST & RACIAL POLITICS
At 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 12, 1929, Republican First Lady Lou Henry Hoover hosted a small tea in the Green Room of the White House. It was the last in a series of parties welcoming the wives of newly elected members of Congress to Was...
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