The three Loving sisters moved to Fort Worth from Mississippi in the 1870s. They are buried next to each other in Oakwood ...

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Author April White on 19th-century socialites who revolutionized marriage ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with writer April White about her new book, “The Divorce Colony: How Women Revolutionized ...

Need a break from online dating, misconstrued texts, and all the interpersonal snafus that characterize romance in the 21st century? Why not spend Valentine’s Day in the past? Not your own past — New ...

“As the first national women’s reform organization, [the American Female Moral Reform Society] showed that there was power in women organizing to address societal problems,” says rhetorician Lisa J.