In this season of celebration, it’s time to give thanks to the women who nourish us. To the foods...
Known for penning the first English narrative by a Native American woman, SARAH WINNEMUCCA was a multi-lingual advocate for...
1858. Imagine being a black woman suddenly widowed. Of the seven children you birthed, none survived. You are truly...
This month isn’t featuring one particular person, but ALL people in the field of education. While there are famous...
Ida B. Wells-Barnett was a journalist and activist. She is most well-known for her crusade to end lynching. In...
A woman and her motorcycle—a love story. Meet four women who blazed the trail for women who like to...
Did you know the most successful pirate in history was a woman? Did you also know she was not...
Captain’s Log: Star Date 1960. LUCILLE BALL takes control of Desilu Studios to become the most powerful woman in...
Using your GPS to guide your springtime travels? Thank DR. GLADYS WEST. Born in rural Virginia, education provided her...
A child of sharecroppers, ELIZABETH “BESSIE” COLEMAN dreamed of flying, but no aviation school in the United States would...