Alice Paul and Lucy Burns. I wrote my undergrad thesis on them.
It’s #WomensHistoryMonth !!
What woman from history would you most love to have a conversation with and why?
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They are both so so so fascinating! And such great besties. Did a whole pod on Lucy and Inez Milholland:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tour-guide-tell-all/id1503902808?i=1000488063613 …
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Harriet Tubman us the first that comes to mind. She's just so much more complex and important than usually discussed.
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Harriet Tubman is super complex and I am beyond excited for her to be on the $20!
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Amelia Earhart. Doing what she wanted and Devil take the hindmost.
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I love to point out one of her planes (and bomber jacket) at thr Smithsonian to my guests. She was a badass
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No. 1 is Frances Perkins. No. 2 is Edrene Cole. She was a Black women from Toledo and one of the biggest education advocates in the city for 30 years. She was an absolutely amazing person (as her obituary demonstrates) and her legacy was/is immense.https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/toledoblade/obituary.aspx?n=edrene-benson-cole&pid=85903427 …
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I am doing a pod episode on Perkins later this month, and she’s such a great unsung heroine.
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Marie Curie, Eleanor Roosevelt, Jackie Cochran, I could go on....
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I mean, how could you not want to spend time with Eleanor, right? Marie Curie is also just so fierce and amazing. Love it.
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