Harrriot Kezia Hunt on Critics
2021-09-27
Harriet Kesia Hunt might not have had a medical degree, but she is considered America’s first female doctor as well as a vehement women’s rights defender.Read More →
Mary Ashton Livermore on Autobiography
2021-02-23
Mary Ashton Livermore was an author and poet, a noted journalist, abolitionist, public lecturer, and women’s right’s advocate. Read More →
Beatrice Potter Webb on Constraining an Intellect
2020-11-29
Beatrice Potter Webb is best known for the work she did as a social reformer and economist with her husband, Sidney Webb.Read More →
Cecily Hamilton on Being Brave
2020-10-25
Cicely Hamilton founded the British Women’s Writers’ Suffrage League and wrote plays and songs that furthered the cause.Read More →
Mary Church Terrell on Standing for Suffrage
2020-09-28
Mary Ellen Church Terrell (1864-1954) is known as the Mother of African American suffrage. Read More →
Annie Kenney on Movements and Silent Followers
2020-09-13
Annie Kenney was one of the most active organizers in the WSPU Movement and a loyal follower of Christabel Pankhurst. Read More →
Helena Swanwick on War & Peace
2020-08-23
Helena Swanwick was a feminist, peace activist, and journalist. Read More →
Virginia Penny On Women’s Work
2019-09-16
Virginia Penny (1826-1913) was a pioneer in the study of women’s labor.Read More →
Rose Winslow on Starving for the Vote
2019-08-26
“God knows we don’t want other women ever to haveRead More →
Lucretia Mott on Truth
2019-04-18
The Quaker minister, Lucretia Mott, lived from 1793 to 1880.Read More →
Elizabeth Cady Stanton on Babies
2019-02-12
Stanton has gone down in history as a tireless fighterRead More →