From a Dictatorship to a Democracy: How Filipinas Helped in Liberating Their Country
The dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr. ruled the Philippines for more than 20 years—until he was ousted by a woman supported by other women.
Breaking the Rules to Fight for What’s Right
Civil disobedience is a powerful course of action that the likes of Rosa Parks have used to bring about social change. But, there are some things that women should know first before engaging in it.
It is considered as a time for harvests in many cultures and for a number of history’s most memorable ladies, this is fitting designation because it is during this month when they watched all their hard work come to fruition.
January 2, 1890: The White House Welcomed its First Woman Staffer
How Alice B. Sanger–star stenographer and typist–won the trust of then-President Harrison.
December 21, 1937: The 1st Disney Princess Debuts in “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”
She might be known as the “fairest one of all,” but Disney’s Snow White has
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