Women’s History Month: The Delany Sisters

If you’re unfamiliar with the true life story of the Delany sisters, you are in for a great treat! Years ago with my book club I read their memoir Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters’ First Hundred Years. These women were not only remarkable for their long lives but...

Women’s History Month: Sandra Day O’Connor

The first woman to serve on the United States Supreme Court is also a member of the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame! Sandra Day O’Connor grew up on her parents’ cattle ranch in Arizona. During the school year, she lived with her grandmother in El Paso, Texas,...

Women’s History Month: Mary Cassatt

When someone mentions impressionist art, typically a person thinks about the male artists who created a stir on the scene in France in the 1870s with their unconventional paintings. One American woman would join them and create some of the most memorable paintings of...

Women’s History Month: Sacagawea

I was discussing with my daughter this series about women in American history and asked if there were women she felt would be important to include. She reminded me of our heroine from today, and I am so glad she did. Lewis and Clark are often lauded for their...