You Take The high Road… and I’ll Take The Low Road
This essay is part of “(There is Nothing New) Under the Sun“ A monthly column of random, historical vignettes demonstrating that…
Anne Boleyn: A Cautionary Tale For Modern Times?
May 19 is the 488th anniversary of the execution of Anne Boleyn, second wife of Henry VIII of England, who lost her head because her husband needed a son and Anne wasn’t making that happen in a timely fashion. Her story is remarkable and the influence of her relationship with the King on world history has long tentacles that reach into today.
Empowered to Give: The Unstoppable Force of Female Philanthropists
Throughout history, women have played a pivotal role in shaping the world through their unwavering commitment to philanthropy. From…
Putin & Napoleon: A True Story of Overreach, Hubris, and the Contemptible Betrayal of Paupers Passing Themselves off as Princes
This essay is part of “(There is Nothing New) Under the Sun“ A monthly column of random, historical vignettes…
The Hand That Rocks The Cradle Rules The World
This essay is part of “(There is Nothing New) Under the Sun“ A monthly column of random, historical vignettes…
10 Trailblazing Women Who Have Shaped Television History
Television has long been a powerful medium for storytelling, entertainment, and cultural influence. Throughout its history, numerous talented women…
National Museum of Women in the Arts: Redefining How we See Women Artists & Their Art
The National Museum of Women in the Arts recently concluded a two-year closure for renovations and expansion. Located in…
12 Best Chick Lit books for Women’s History Month
This article was originally published in DownshiftingPro. Chick lit, or women’s fiction, is a popular genre that features lighthearted,…
Celebrating the Unsung Women Who Shaped New York’s Modernity
In the annals of New York City’s history, a group of pioneering women quietly, yet profoundly, reshaped the cultural…