Join The Good Doctors in celebrating the life of Marie-Thérèse Walter. Born on this day in 1909, Marie-Thérèse is known for being the muse and lover of famed Spanish painter Pablo Picasso. She is one of the many women in art history whom we know...
We're moving on to Episode 2, following 'Gloria' Steinem and her role in the women's movement. The episode keeps us up to date on Phyllis and her plans, as well as showing the diverse experiences and perspectives in the fight for equal rights. [embed]https://youtu.be/dShwvdxSgO8[/embed] Join us next...
Hello, dear friends, it's Dr. Erin here. Similarly to Dr. Kristen's post last week, my list is not necessarily going to be celebratory. Over the last few weeks, I have seen a lot of White people begin the process of grappling with their Whiteness, with their...
Join The Good Doctors for our latest TV coverage. We're talking about Mrs. America and the fight for the Equal Rights Amendment. In episode 1, we learn all about the complicated figure of Phyllis Schlafly. We talk about the various waves of feminism and the...
Since we've scaled back our HBD blogs and cards this year, we've tried to find the most interesting stories of women throughout history to share. Brownie Wise, as she was known professionally, has one of the most interesting stories in 20th century America. She secured...
Hey folks! I hope wherever you are in the world you are healthy and well. It's the Friday before a holiday weekend here in the US, so it's a short workday and long weekend ahead for me. I've got an eclectic Friyay list for you -...
Today we're delighted to celebrate the life and legacy of Lorraine Hansberry. Born on this day in 1930 in Chicago, Illinois, she is most know for authoring the play 'A Raisin in the Sun.' Though she was the first Black woman to have a play...
Hey, all! Another week has passed in this new reality! It's been a while since you've heard from me, but rest assured everything is pretty much the same here in Pittsburgh. We're enjoying the few minutes of Spring weather we're getting, cursing the rain, and waiting to...
In our latest blog celebrating badass ladies of history, today we honor the feminist legacy of Raden Adjeng Kartini. Born on April 21, 1879, Raden's legacy is one that lived on past her short life. She died at 25 from complications of childbirth, but before...
Even in these deeply uncertain times, The Good Doctors want to continue to celebrate the amazing historic women that have come before. Today's blog is dedicated to the 'Godmother of Rock'n'Roll.' Born on this day in 1915, Sister Rosetta Tharpe is one of the most...
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