The Field Trip
Corinne ClarksonWeekly virtual field trips to discover forgotten women in history. Let's lose the gender knowledge gap together.
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Mary was a little Lamb
When I was eight years old, I beat a kid with my Bible in Sunday School and gave him a bloody nose. I don’t remember why I did it, but I do remember the sinking, terrible guilt that immediately followed the violent act. His nose-blood stain...
The Italian Sports Physical That Broke Me
I am young, healthy, hot, and don’t drink.1 I’ve never smoked. I have around a .02% chance of dropping dead from a heart attack. However, since the world’s most valuable demographic (middle-aged men) has a higher risk of heart problems, and...
The Patron Saint of Drama
In Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, the beautiful Jane Bennett is invited to visit Netherfield, Mr. Bingley’s1 estate . Her manipulative and shameless mother looks to the heavens and orders that Jane go on horseback instead of a carriage...
More Than A Sister
Happy Field Trip Friday, everyone! Today is Italian Labor Day, which means nothing to my freelance American-centric work schedule. It does mean that Thomas1 is home, the grocery store is closed, and the local park will be overrun with every...
Who Made Van Gogh Famous?
Vincent van Gogh made his best painting1 for a baby.
Fleeing the chaos of Paris, the penniless artist (Vincent, not the baby) arrived in rural Arles, France, in 1888 seeking peace and the sun. Fruit trees were just beginning to blossom, an...
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Weekly field trips to find history’s forgotten women, written by an American in Italy.
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