Perennials, Archetypes, and Eternal Life, by Glenda Taylor, May 2009
A Reflection by Glenda Taylor, May 2009 Today the daylily that Rebecca Estes’ father hybridized in memory of Shelia and Rich’s son, Kenneth Collins, is [...]
From “What Every American Should Know About Women’s History” by Christine Lunardini, Ph.D.
“When Belva Lockwood was widowed for the first time in 1853, she moved with her young daughter to Washington, DC, in hopes of finding suitable [...]
From “Gift From The Sea” by Anne Morrow Lindbergh
“Herein lies the problem. If women were convinced that a day off or an hour of solitude was a reasonable ambition, they would find a [...]
From “Gorillas In The Mist,” by Dian Fossey
“I spent many years longing to go to Africa, because of what that continent offered in its wilderness and great diversity of free-living animals. Finally [...]
From the final chapter of “Woman as Healer” by Jeanne Achterber
“...Sisterhood has been the bond that has held women healers together in the dimmest days of Western civilization...Women healers taught each other the healing arts [...]
From Motherland, a memoir by Fern Schumer Chapman
“The plane blazes toward the breaking horizon, though my mother still isn’t convinced she wants to go on this trip. Sitting next to me in [...]
From “Harriet Tubman, Conductor on the Underground Railroad,” by Ann Petry
“...Two days later, a slave working beside Harriet in the fields motioned to her. She bent toward him, listening. He said the water boy had [...]
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Address before U. S. Senate February 20, 1892
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, "Solitude of Self," Address before the U. S. Senate Committee on Woman Suffrage, February 20, 1892 Being one of her last public [...]
Quotes from Elizabeth Cady Stanton on Women
One of the best-known of the mothers of woman suffrage, Elizabeth Cady Stanton helped organize the 1848 woman's rights convention in Seneca Falls, where she [...]
Honoring Our Foremothers: Mirabai
(Unfortunately, I cannot now find my source for the following, but will gratefully credit it when I do! Perhaps I wrote it using a number [...]
