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Black and white photograph of a group of suffragettes and supporters gathered at Union Square, New York, dated February 16, 1908. The central women are smiling and dressed in winter coats and elaborate hats, holding flowers and pamphlets, surrounded by a crowd of men in bowler hats. The image has a handwritten caption at the bottom: "Suffragettes at Union Sq. 2/16/08."

"Moving Forward Together!": Amplifying Women's History and Experiences

Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations -National Women’s History Alliance 2025 Women’s History Month theme Researchers will uncover diverse voices to build historical...

Photograph of Susanna Salter in 1887. She has light skin, high cheekbones, and a serious expression. Her hair is neatly pulled back with curls framing her forehead. She is dressed in a high-collared dark dress adorned with a brooch at the collar and a decorative chain. The background is softly faded, highlighting her face and attire. Image: Kansas Historical Society, Wikimedia

"Come west, young woman, come west!" Susanna Salter and her unlikely rise to first woman U.S. mayor

In 1776, early women's rights advocate Abigail Adams wrote to her husband, future President John Adams, urging him to "Remember the ladies and be more generous and favorable to them than your...

Celebrating Women's History Month: Perspectives from Historical Primary Sources

Celebrate Women’s History Month with a look back through the Readex blog archive featuring articles from Readex digitized primary source collections. Read on to discover and celebrate the...

Helen Keller—Child of Adversity, Woman of the World

From the Missouri Republican, Apr. 1, 1888. Click to open. Helen Keller was born on June 27, 1880, in Tuscumbia, Alabama. When she was 19 months old, an illness left her both deaf and blind. A...

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