The recent passing of Harper Lee brings to mind authors whose writing addresses Southern culture. This newsletter pays homage to Harper Lee and profiles another significant author as well, Zora Neale Hurston.
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With the Denver Broncos going to the Super Bowl, our thoughts turned to sports and sports officials. Two women who have broken the gender barrier and serve as officials in men’s professional sports are profiled.
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As the year comes to an end, the Oscar races start to heat up as movies are released in time to ensure their consideration for these significant awards. Two early female movie directors are profiled in this newsletter.
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At this time of year, as we gather and celebrate with family and friends, we sometimes sing the words or hum the song: “Over the River and Through the Wood” or some variation thereof. Most of us don’t realize that the song is based on lyrics written by a woman. Learn about poetry and songs very familiar to us whose authors were women.
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Fall is a bewitching time of year not only because of Halloween. It is also a time when a handful of Americans are awakened from sleep by a voice telling them that they will be awarded a Nobel Prize. Two women Nobel Peace Price Laureates are featured in this newsletter.
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As we think about our own lives today, it is hard to believe that women couldn’t get patents in their own name until 1809. Before that, every patent issued was issued in a man’s name. Let’s learn about some “Mothers of Invention.”
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