Features suffrage wagon at the Long Island Museum
One of the best decisions about storytelling in my life has been the low cost to free writing sessions of Imaginative Storm on Saturday mornings. Then Allegra Huston, with James Nave, combines song and dance with writing and expression that I would never accomplish otherwise. Allegra has had frequent postings of Imaginative Storm that I…
Continue ReadingThere’s a terrific article about women journalists in Substack…a commentary on exactly how far women have come in the journalism profession: https://substack.com/notes/post/p-121253833 It is a terrific way to remember what different folks have asked me over the years. .I started working for a newspaper in 1972. It was a liberating era in the profession when…
Continue ReadingIn response to your requests, we’re starting a new chapter at Suffrage Wagon News Channel. Follow the suffrage wagon for memoir and storytelling.
Continue ReadingDr. Helen Pankhurst is the granddaughter of Sylvia Pankhurst whose book, Deeds Not Words: The Story of Women’s Rights, Then and Now was released this year, the suffrage centennial observance of women in Great Britain receiving the partial right to vote. Full suffrage was approved in 1928. There are…
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