In honor of Women’s History Month, Ms. Yarborough has a few things to say about what we can learn (historically speaking) about women from what they wear: “Before the advent of fast fashion – NO thank you very much Zara, … Continued
We are wrapping up Women’s History Month with one last post, this one about the third-wave of feminism and what lies beyond. But first, as Ms. Yarborough shows us, we need a basic understanding of the “swells” that came before: … Continued
They Sawed up a Storm: The WWII Women Workers of Turkey Pond Salvage Sawmill Hey Paulies – welcome back to Millville! We hope you had a fun and restful spring break! Speaking of Millville, next time you are in the … Continued
Do you ever read about an historical event and think to yourself, “I bet there is more to the story”? We do too, which is why we love to read “hidden histories”. This kind of narrative nonfiction title gives readers … Continued
March is Women’s History Month! It’s a time to celebrate the contributions and influence of women on the history, culture, and achievements of the United States. It is also the perfect time to discuss some of the challenges that women … Continued