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Today in Feminist History is our daily recap of the major milestones and minor advancements that shaped women’s history in the U.S.—from suffrage to Shirley Chisholm and beyond. These posts were written by, and are presented in homage to, our late staff historian and archivist, David Dismore. August 1, 1911: An American woman has now […]
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Kavisha Mody , 31 Jul 2020 Ananya Birla, Let There Be Love (Source: Ananya Birla) A few days ago, the pop sensation and super talented Ananya Birla surprised her fans by announcing the release of her much-awaited single ‘Let There Be Love‘. The song is releasing today i.e. the 31st of July on all major […]
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Today in Feminist History is our daily recap of the major milestones and minor advancements that shaped women’s history in the U.S.—from suffrage to Shirley Chisholm and beyond. These posts were written by, and are presented in homage to, our late staff historian and archivist, David Dismore. June 29, 1937: “I’ll be in the United […]
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Today in Feminist History is our daily recap of the major milestones and minor advancements that shaped women’s history in the U.S.—from suffrage to Shirley Chisholm and beyond. These posts were written by, and are presented in homage to, our late staff historian and archivist, David Dismore. June 14, 1895: Difficult and inadvisable as it […]
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I’m a huge fan of ’70s fashion—the era created a host of trends that still stand up today, whether you realise they’re from that time or not. Think of our current obsession with bright over-the-knee boots, folk-inspired printed dresses, velvet and corduroy, boho blouses, midi skirts and so on. While the ’70s sweeps over the […]
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Calling all Today fans! Rockefeller Plaza may be closed as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but the NBC morning show wants you to join Hoda Kotb and everyone else at Studio 1A by participating in a virtual Today plaza! The once-in-a-lifetime opportunity will allow fans from around the country to experience the excitement of […]
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Today in Feminist History is our daily recap of the major milestones and minor advancements that shaped women’s history in the U.S.—from suffrage to Shirley Chisholm and beyond. These posts were written by, and are presented in homage to, our late staff historian and archivist, David Dismore. May 3, 1913: “Heat” may now be added […]
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April 26, 1905: The road to women’s suffrage in New York State still looks like a long and bumpy one, even all these years into the journey. Despite the best efforts of Republican John Raines, State Senate President, a modest but meaningful advance for women’s rights was blocked today. His bill would have authorized married […]
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Today in Feminist History is our daily recap of the major milestones and minor advancements that shaped women’s history in the U.S.—from suffrage to Shirley Chisholm and beyond. These posts were written by, and are presented in homage to, our late staff historian and archivist, David Dismore. April 27, 1904: A victory today for female […]
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April 23, 1963: A major advance today in the fight for birth control, as the prestigious American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists officially endorsed giving contraceptive information to those who want it. The national battle over birth control has been raging for half a century now, and it was said today that the long delay […]
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