This Piano Prodigy Was the First African-American Woman to Host Her Own TV Show
She was also a "tabloid fixture"
She was also a "tabloid fixture"
Joanna Scutts
The Woman Who Helped Save New York City's Historic Buildings
Before she came along, a favorite building was doomed to demolition
Before she came along, a favorite building was doomed to demolition
A Brief, Unfunny History of Bad Moms
The idea that mothers needed to be shamed and tamed can be traced back to S...
The idea that mothers needed to be shamed and tamed can be traced back to Sigmund Freud
The Woman Who Worked to Save 19th-Century Victims of Sex Trafficking
She was born into slavery
She was born into slavery
The Society Girl Who Became a Martyr for Women's Suffrage
By the time she graduated from college in 1909, Inez Milholland was on her ...
By the time she graduated from college in 1909, Inez Milholland was on her way to being nationally famous
The Manhattan Project Physicist Who Fought for Equal Rights for Women
The world she graduated into, on the eve of the Pearl Harbor attacks, was r...
The world she graduated into, on the eve of the Pearl Harbor attacks, was rife with sexism and anti-Asian racism
The Mysterious Woman Behind J.P. Morgan's Library
Belle da Costa Greene knew the power of secrets
Belle da Costa Greene knew the power of secrets
