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Art in the age of rapid societal reform often becomes an unconscious rebellion. As bodily autonomy is threatened, climate ...
FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kansas (March 18, 2021) -- On June 12, 1948, President Harry Truman signed the Women’s Armed Services Integration Act, which legally permitted women to serve in any of the four ...
As we scroll through our social media feeds today, we’re bombarded with countless images enhanced by modern photo editing tools. But the desire to perfect one’s appearance isn’t new. In the past, ...
City of Incurable Women (Bellevue, Feb.) imagines the inner lives of the young female “hysterics” who were confined at the Salpêtrière hospital in Paris in the late 19th century. Your dedication reads ...
Reimagine America dining room at Ballantine House. Ballantine House, a 19th Century beer mansion that's part of the Newark Museum of Art. Apart from the 19th Century B\W exhibit, the mansion's ...
Women from a 19th-century farming community in the Netherlands probably didn’t breastfeed their babies because they were too busy working. It is the first time that widespread artificial feeding has ...
Co-workers of actress Sarafina Monteleone, after noticing how toned she has become, inquired about her new workout regimen. She doesn’t have one. Monteleone owes her physique to Janus Theatre and the ...
Cheyney McKnight says her work as a historical interpreter and researcher led to her path as a designer. McKnight launched Not Your Momma’s History in 2014, where she develops programming and makes ...
Edith Wharton wasn't the first woman in her family to get a divorce. Nearly 50 years before the Pulitzer winner sold her Lenox estate, divorced Teddy Wharton and permanently moved to France, her ...
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