Petty Freaks and Cunning Devices
When the first case challenging the denial of voting rights to women reached the Supreme Court (Minor v. Happerset, 1875),...
Theatre in the age of Covid, Part III (Are We Still Doing This?)
Well, it’s been a year since all live theatre closed down. I’ve been blogging about some really interesting online options...
Theatre in the Time of Covid, Part II
The options for viewing theatre via the internet just keep on coming. One work-around that has been used by some...
Theater in the age of Covid, Part I
One silver lining in this quarantine season—seasons, I guess—is the amount of theatre that has been streamed on, and created...
The 15th Amendment, the Pandemic, and the Upcoming Election
I have stayed away from controversial topics on this site (I’m assuming that a woman’s right to vote is no...
Susan B. Anthony visits Cyberspace
The time has come at last. With little or no likelihood of bringing “A Visit With Susan B. Anthony” to...
The COVID-19 goes back in time
Alas, Susan B. Anthony has had her work affected by the Coronavirus, just like everybody else. I had so many...
March is Women’s History Month
Women’s History Month had its origins as a national celebration in 1981 when Congress passed Pub. L. 97-28 which authorized...
Ohio Chautauqua Festival–Sneak Peek
I recently spent a very interesting day in Columbus, Ohio, meeting staff members from the Ohio Humanities Council and the...
Marriage and the Suffragist
Susan B. Anthony never married, which is an unusual thing to say about the vast majority of women in her...