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150 Years Of The Women's Rights Movement (Part 1) 1998 marks the 150th anniversary of the first women's rights convention. Women have a lot to celebrate about what they have achieved in such a short period of time. women • rights • women's rights movement
Marie d' Oignies, Mother of the Beguine Movement How the saintly life of Marie D'Oignies, with the help of her champion, Jacques de Vitry, ensures the survival of the Beguines. beguines • medieval women’s lay movement • marie d’oignies • ascetic • catholic church
Susan B. Anthony - The Woman for All Women This is the story behind Susan B. Anthony's life and her determination to change the rights of women. From her upbringing in a Quaker home to the Women's Suffrage movements, her journey and challenges are truly inspiring for any woman in search of a beginning. susan b.anthony • woman's rights • women suffrage movement • suffrage • abolitionist
The Women's Rights Movement Are the freedoms that female human rights activists fought so hard to obtain now being taken for granted? women's rights movement • freedom of women • female human rights activists • women's rights activists • women's equality
Women of Color and Marginalized People The Women's Rights Movement was instrumental in bringing rights to all women of America. What tends to be forgotten are the other women who fought in their own way. women's rights movement • african american women's rights • jewish american women's rights • latina women's rights movement • asian american women's rights
Women's Rights Activist & Anarchist Emma Goldman Emma Goldman was an early figure in birth control history and the free speech movement. She supported anarchism, the women's rights movement, and lesbian rights. emma goldman • free speech movement • birth control movement • birth control history • women's movement
Women's Suffrage Movement in the United States A brief history of the Suffragists fight for the right to vote. Lydia Taft, Abigail Adams, Mary Wollstonecraft, Elizabeth Cady Stanton Lucretia Mott and Susan B. Anthony women's suffrage movement • how women got the right to vote • susan b anthony • abigail adams • elizabeth cady stanton
Labor Movement Improvements in working conditions began to take shape as more and more workers joined unions. The concerns were long hours, child labor, and safety issues. labor unions • american federation of labor & african americans • women's suffrage movement • women vote • triangle shirtwaist factory
The Seneca Falls Convention of 1848 A gathering that would spark an organized movement to change the status of women in America seneca falls convention 1848 • seneca falls convention announcement • declaration of sentiments • women’s suffrage seneca falls • seneca falls convention legacy
Third Wave Feminism Are you a third wave feminist? Read about this individualistic form of feminism that is popular among younger women, and read what critics have to say. third wave feminism • feminist philosophy • generation x • generation y • second wave feminism
Dame Ethel Smyth Life and Works Biography of English composer Dame Ethel Smith, known for operas The Wreckers and The Boatswain's Mate. ethel smyth life and works • ether smyth biography • english women opera composer • smyth composer suffragette • ethel smyth operas
Misinterpreting Feminism The women's rights' movement is often misunderstood as an angry protest towards men and the family. It is time to go back to the most basic principal of what feminism is. feminism • gender equality • women's rights movement • women's freedom • restricted gender roles
Remember the Ladies: The Women's Rights National Historical Park 1998 marked the 150th anniversary of the First Womens' Rights Convention held in Seneca Falls, New York. This brief overview provides a description and history of the Women's Rights Historical Park located in Seneca Falls, New York, authorized in 1980, to preserve and protect those sites that played such a key role during the Convention. womens history • seneca falls • first women's rights convention • national park historic sites • elizabeth cady stanton
Elizabeth Cady Stanton: Woman's Rights Activist Elizabeth Cady Stanton helped found the American woman's rights movement, led the Seneca Falls Convention, wrote The Woman's Bible and brought about change for women. elizabeth cady stanton and the woman's rights move • elizabeth cady stanton's ideas about temperance • elizabeth cady stanton's political stance • founders of the seneca falls convention • susan b. anthony
Finding a Job in a Women's Rights Organization The entry level job search is always difficult, but young women looking to start with a feminist organization in the economic crisis are in particular trouble. women's rights organization • finding a job • women's rights • women's rights movement • help finding a job
What's Left To Do? (Part 2) A look into what else needs to be done to further the work done in women's rights over the past 150 years. equality • woman • movement
Wisconsin Women Who Made a Difference Stories of four women associated with Wisconsin, who made a difference either in Wisconsin or the country. suite 101 • travel • wisconsin • peggy hoehne • women
Writers Alice and Phoebe Cary A brief look at the lives and careers of the Cary sisters, Alice and Phoebe, from Cincinnati, Ohio. cary sisters • alice cary • poems • phoebe cary • women poets
Defamation Of The Intellectual Man In today’s society intelligence is defined as how well a person conforms to social directives. Plus, how well one takes an active role in the implementation of what a media driven society defines. Anyone, who steps aside, reasons each, and every aspect of an issue, is considered a social heretic. I would be one of those heretics. For I do not take to what is. I derive for myself the truth of our nature. I reason out the long term results of actions. Vilification is my reward for my social insolence. It is, without doubt, a great honor! fear • intelligence • social • american • civil
American Composer: Julia Ward Howe The life, times and accomplishments of one of America's most brilliant and patriotic women. julia ward howe • the civil war • the free soil party • abolitonist movement • samuel gridley howe
Book Review: Her Story by Charlotte S. Waisman An excellent documentation of the contributions of 2000 American women from 1580 to 2008, many of whom have not been previously celebrated or recognized. her story • women who changed america • women pioneers for change • women activists • womens history
Highlights in the Anti-Rape Movement The anti-rape movement did not have many victories until the second wave of feminism started in the 1960s and 1970s. rape • national organization of women • sexual assault • women • victim
The Passage of the Nineteenth Amendment When the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was passed in 1920, American women won the right to vote. This was a hard-won victory. nineteenth amendment • women's suffrage • seneca falls convention • elizabeth cady stanton • helen taft
1920: The Year of the Six Presidents David Pietrusza's book, "1920: The Year of the Six Presidents" (published in 2007), provides an unique way of looking at the 1920 Presidential election. 1920 the year of the six presidents • david pietrusza • sex scandal • women's suffrage • normalcy
Alpha Phi Fraternity Alpha Phi Fraternity, founded at Syracuse University in 1872, is one of the ten oldest sororities and women's fraternities in the United States. sorority • alpha phi sorority • greek sorority • fraternity • sororities
American History Paper Topics Do you need a topic for an American history essay? Here's some of the highlights of the last 250 years or so to get you started! american history • paper topic • united states history • timeline • the american revolution
Aren't I a Woman: Celebrating as Black and Female Discussion of African American women's historic inability to separate who we are as Blacks and who we are as women as we celebrate African American history month and women's history month. black women • african american history • women's history • sojourner truth • womanism
How Wifey Transformed YA Author to Adult Author Judy Blume, author of over 20 best-selling novels, made a name for herself as both a respected YA author, and as a groundbreaking author of female empowerment books. judy blume as children's author • judy blume as young adult author • judy blume as adult author • judy blume's wifey as female empowerment novel • comparison between judy blume's wifey and erica jo
LGBT Activist Del Martin Dies Dorothy "Del" Martin, a co-founder of Daughters of Bilitis and former editor of The Ladder, dies in San Francisco. del martin • daughters of bilitis • gay activists • homosexual activists • notable homosexuals
Open Secrets: A Valuable Introduction to Campaign Finance opensecrets.org provides a moderated glimpse into the heretofore murky world of campaign contributions. For that reason, it's a great introduction, although for more powerful tools you might want to look elsewhere. opensecrets.org • open secrets • center for responsive politics • congress watch • campaign finance
Rebecca West Author Biography Life and works of Anglo-Irish author Dame Rebecca West, best known for 'The Meaning of Treason' and 'The Fountain Overflows.' rebecca west • rebecca west biography • west meaning of treason • rebecca west and hg wells • books by rebecca west
Types of Feminism Here's a brief summary of some of the many different kinds of feminism. types of feminism • liberal feminism • socialist feminism • radical feminism • third wave feminism
Women Make their Mark An overview of Internet resources in honor of Women's History Month, and the 150th anniversary of the Women's Rights Movement. womens rights suffrage wasp world war ii female ed
Celebrate Movember Movember, the month formerly known as November, encourages men across the globe to grow a moustache to raise funds and awareness for prostate cancer and men's depression. movember • moustache • men's health • prostate cancer • depression
All Women's Colleges and Universities in the U.S In the United States, there are about 50 all women's colleges and universities. Here's some history of these schools, as well as pros and cons of attending them. all women's college • all women's university • same sex education • coed education • history of women's colleges and universities
Biography of Elizabeth Oakes-Smith Like so many talented Americans, Elizabeth Oakes-Smith left this world without knowing the full impact of her life and work on society. women • writers • activist • elizabeth oakes smith • suffrage
Deeds, not Words* Article by Guest Writer, Marthe Arends, on the plight of women who joined the Suffragette Movement. suffrage • suffragette • suffragette movement • arends • marthe arends
Heavenly History Fascinating facts and pictures about historical people and places from all over the world. history • american
JULIA WARD HOWE In 1862, Julia and her husband Samuel were invited to Washington by President Abraham Lincoln. While there, Julia met clergyman Freeman Clarke, who encouraged her to write a song to replace "John Brown's Body." The next morning at dawn, Julia jotted down the worlds that would become "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." biography • biographies • julia ward howe • battle hymn of the republic • mary alward
The Freedom to Think The freedom to think for themselves, in this article explore the Women's Liberation Movement, how that effects one woman's life, and some prominent literature pieces that have influnced the process of this movements. freedom • thoughts • women • liberation • right to vote
Women's Sexuality (Part 5) The final part in a series about women and sex. This article looks into the changing world of women's sexuality sexuality • women
63. Back To The Future Anyone attending a high school reunion knows that those "happy days" weren't really all that happy. One can share some pretty good laughs, however, as well as experience some memorable revelations. senior citizens • teenagers • geriatrics • psychology • high school graduations
Are You Getting Your Fair Share? While marriage isn't as cold-blooded as most business relationships, it is largely about exchange, and enhancing the survival of one another. If you are having trouble with fair exchange in your marriage, there are things you can do to fix the situation. marriage • exchange • husband works • wife works outside the home • housework and marriage
Book Review of Homeland by Barbara Hambly Homeland presents a woman's perspective in both the North and South in this complex and satisfying story of what the war really meant to the people who lived it. civil war • american history • women's history • jane austen • bantam book
FACES: Three Black Women in West Virginia... In 1928, a woman from West Virginia became the first black woman to serve in ANY state legislature. And black women continued to open the doors in West Virginia politics... welch • mcdowell county • west virginia • drewry • mitchell-bateman
Kathleen Duey: Writer Extraordinare Interview with children's writer Kathleen Duey. She offers writing tips, inspiration and advice for writers. kathleen duey • children's writing • writing tips • inspiration • sue reichard
The Gifted Dorothy Parker Dorothy Parker was one of literature's most outspoken personalities. Learn more about the woman who was never afraid to speak her mind! dorthy • parker • algonquin • thurber • poetry
Twenty-Five Greatest Champions of America: Part Four The continuing series profiling the most effective and principled advocates for the cornerstone tenets of America's founding era. franklin • hope • adams • bryan • marshall
Sojourner Truth, 19th century representative of womanism. Discussion of Sojourner Truth as a representative of women and African Americans in the 19th century, and of the symbol she has become today. It also discusses her speech, "Ar'n't I a woman" and the ways in which it's publication indicated attitudes toward Truth and toward African American women's participation in the 19th century women's movement. sojourner truth • woman's movement • 19th century women's movement • womanism • abolitionist
ST. THERESE of LISIEUX and the statue that smiled! This article is about the early life of St. Therese of Lisieux, and the formation of her spirituality. saint • st • saint • therese • therese |
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