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Nannie H. Burroughs was a prominent African American civil rights activist and a continuing champion for women's rights. Burroughs's long career focused on improving educational opportunities for African-American women, an essential tool for…

Rosie the Riveter epitomizes public view on women's role during World War II, often overlooking the story of women in intelligence and government positions. Government Girls of WWII sheds new light on women and World War II by showcasing female…

"Arab Women: Image and Reality" explores the development of the Arab Women's Movement and the challenges that Arab women face even today.. Join Special Guest Carol Hill Lowe and Panelists Hala Maksoud, Afaf Mahfouz, Mervat Hatem, and Suha Sabbagh in…

"Jane Ross gives a deep description of her playwright about the first American women sculptor Harriet Goodhue Hosmer in the 1850's. After conducting research in many of the libraries in DC she narrates the story of women who dared to be a successful…