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Mar 2, 2020 · For all of history, women have pioneered movements, championed social change, and made invaluable contributions to society. But recent research – which estimates that women make up only 0.5% of recorded history – proves that women are all too easily excluded from history, and their contributions all too easily forgotten. This Women’s History Month we want to celebrate women whose names ...
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- María de Zayas (1590-1661) Dr. Margaret Boyle, an associate professor at Bowdoin College, tells Bustle, "I often take the opportunity to introduce María de Zayas.
- Margery Kempe (c.1383-c.1438) Art historian Nerissa Taysom, a research associate at the University of Bristol, tells Bustle, "Margery Kempe was born in the 1370s in Kings Lynn and wrote an extraordinary text now thought to be the earliest vernacular autobiography.
- Dr. Paulina Luisi (1875-1945) Dr. Christine Ehrick, a professor at the University of Louisville, says, "Dr. Paulina Luisi was a pioneering Uruguayan physicist and feminist.
- Soong Meiling (1898-2003) Dr. Kate Merkel-Hess, an associate professor at Penn State University, tells Bustle, "The former first lady of the Republic of China, Soong Meiling — better known in the West as Madame Chiang Kai-shek or May-ling Soong — has not been entirely forgotten, but she has been taken less seriously than her political influence warrants.
Mar 5, 2018 · Here are 19 women you probably don't remember from history, but should. Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Elizabeth Cady Stanton co-established the National Woman Suffrage Association in the US. Image: BI. Elizabeth Cady Stanton helped organize the world's first women's rights convention in Seneca Falls in 1848.
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Miki Gorman. Gorman in 1977 when she won the New York City Marathon, a feat no American woman would match for 40 years. Paul J. Sutton/DUOMO/PCN. When she first signed up for the New York City ...
Oct 31, 2019 · At the time, Tibet was a closed kingdom, not yet annexed by China. David-Néel sneaked across the border multiple times, ultimately becoming the first Western woman to visit Lhasa (via Tricycle Magazine). When she finally returned to Europe, David-Néel worked as a celebrated writer for the next 45 years.
May 17, 2024 · Binitha Jacob. -25. 11. ADVERTISEMENT. The red carpet is the most notorious stage for wardrobe malfunctions and fashion hiccups. From slipping straps and zippers going rogue to forgotten price tags and waist-high slits that accidentally expose one’s knickers, here are some of the most unforgettable wardrobe malfunctions that paved the way for ...
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5 days ago · Wales' record goalscorer Jess Fishlock tells the story of the international women's football team in a new three-part BBC documentary series, Iconic: The Rise of the Women in Red. From part-time ...
