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niyad

(113,301 posts) Fri May 10, 2013, 10:08 AM May 2013

today in women's herstory-10 may


May 10
This Day in Women's History



1800: Sarah Anne Worthington King Peter born (philanthropist)

1840: Elizabeth Cady married Henry Brewster Stanton, omitting the word "obey" form the ceremony

1872: Madeline McDowell Breckinridge born (reformer, suffragist)

1919: Ella Grasso born (public official)

1944: Judith Jamison born (dancer, choreographer)

http://womenshistory.about.com/od/05calendar/a/0510calendar.htm
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today in women's herstory-10 may (Original Post) niyad May 2013 OP
What's up with the use of herstory over history? boomer55 May 2013 #1
his story, her story, as I have explained numerous times. niyad May 2013 #2
 

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1. What's up with the use of herstory over history?
Reply to niyad (Original post)
Fri May 10, 2013, 10:24 AM
May 2013

I didn't think history had any entomological connection to males only?

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