The Music and Art of Norma Tanega
in Folk Radio, written by Alex Gallacher
Norma Tanega left an enduring expression of what it means to be free.
PATTY CARROLL: Death by Décor
~ TALKING PICTURES ~ INTERVIEWS WITH PHOTOGRAPHERS AROUND THE WORLD
FRANCES PERKINS IN ACTION From the Triangle Fire to the New Deal
Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin – History of Scientific Women
Cecilia Helena Payne-Gaposchkin (née Payne; May 10, 1900 – December 7, 1979) was a British-born American astronomer and astrophysicist who proposed in her 1925 doctoral thesis that stars were compose…
NMWA honors Maria Grazia Chiuri, Judy Chicago and Mellody Hobson
Maya Angelou becomes the first Black woman to appear on US quarter as treasury begins distribution
National Women’s History Museum – the American Women’s Quarters
PARTNERSHIP for Appalachian Girls’ Education
The story of the Partnership for Appalachian Girls’ Education begins with me: a girl growing up in a working-class family in the Western North Carolina mountains. I was a girl with big dreams but li…
Natalie Portman wanted to shift football culture. So she founded Angel City FC
in The Guardian
The actor formed an ownership group that includes athletes and Hollywood stars to found a different type of team. The club has already sold nearly 16,000 season tickets
WOMEN’S RAGE
by Miyako Pleines in Ploughshares at Emerson College
Claire-Louise Bennett’s new novel stirs up all the women in literature who have been sealing their anger away, letting it churn undisturb…
What to Know About Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Historic Nomination to the Supreme Court
in The Smithsonian Magazine
Jackson, a 51-year-old Harvard graduate and former public defender, would be the first Black woman on the Court
SELC’s Chandra Taylor-Sawyer on environmental justice in the South
Chandra Taylor-Sawyer is a senior attorney in our Chapel Hill office and leader of our Environmental Justice Initiative.
20 books that are essential reading for Black History Month
Offered by Flatiron Writers Room