Women in History
Influenial women in history.
Coretta Scott King - First Lady of Civil Rights 
Poet Maya Angelou responded to the news of Coretta Scott King’s passing by saying: “It’s a bleak morning for me and for many people . . . .” Thus begins many glowing tributes that will be forthcoming for this great American. Emma Lazarus - 'Give me your tired'
Ever wonder about the quotation, “Give me your tired, your poor, / Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free"? It's from the sonnet "The New Colossus" by Emma Lazarus. Great Women Writers
For centuries, writing and philosophy was considered a realm in which women could not compete. These great writers made themselves great literary figures through their masterpieces. Hatshepsut - Egyptian Pharoh
After decades of research and searching, the mummy of Hatshepsut has been found. This amazing woman was not just a queen - she was a Pharoh, over 3,000 years ago. Rediscovering Sappho
Happy April Fool's Day! Warrior Women of the 19th Century
They may not have been fighting using guns, but these women were fighting none the less. In doing so, their advancements are still helping soldiers (and the rest of us) to this day! Women in the Visual Arts
Women have had a long history stepping beyond what was considered the norm and producing incredible works of visual art - whether through their paintings, theatrical performances, or dance. This is my humble attempt to pay homage to a few of the greats in honor of Women's History Month.
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