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Staceyann Chin: She Stirs Me Up, Jamaican/American Woman Writer (1972)
I was in the second grade the first time someone called me the “n” word. As my...
Nasty Women Writers: STEM
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#NastyWomenWeavers: Elizabeth Wayland Barber’s Women’s Work: The First 20,000 years
Elizabeth Wayland Barber begins her book Women’s Work: The First 20,000 Years with a description...
Nasty Women Writers: Breaking the Bronze Ceiling - Statues of Real Women in Public Spaces
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‘Journey to Freedom’: Harriet Tubman Still on the Move
It’s quite fitting that the 9-foot bronze statue of Harriet Tubman, named “The Journey to Freedom”...
Nasty Women Writers: Activists
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Shattering Ceilings: Glass and Bronze!
Little by little, we move closer to a new year. (I’ve always been noted for stating the obvious!)...
Nasty Women Writers: Artists
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Nasty Woman Artist Vanessa Bell: Life as Artform
Woman artist Vanessa (Stephen) Bell (1879-1961) turned every place that she lived into a living...
Nasty Women Writers: Revealing the Web of Women Writers - Connections that Nurture and Inspire
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Poet Warrior by Joy Harjo: Healing Hearts and Nations
“My innate impulse is healing, which is also standing up for justice, which can heal hearts and...
Nasty Women Writers: Women and Ambition
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From Powerlessness to Power: Cultivating Powerful Women Who Know How to Share Power
I have spent most of my life trying to teach women to own and be in their power. Being in our...
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Every Month is Women’s History Month at Nasty Women Writers
For five years the Nasty Women Writer’s sister-team of Theresa and Maria Dintino has been writing...
Nasty Women Writers: Feminist Booklist
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Wanderers: A History of Women Walking by Woman Writer Kerri Andrews (2020)
I’m what people call ‘a walker.’ There is rarely a day that passes that I do not intentionally go...
The Memoir of Glückel of Hameln (1646-1724): The First Life Story Written by a Jewish Woman
In The Life of Glückel of Hameln: A Memoir, said to be the first life story written by a Jewish...
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Keene’s Elizabeth Sadoques Mason: One of the first Native American Registered Nurses in the United States
There are numerous ways Theresa and I discover and decide which Nasty Women to highlight on our...
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- Nasty Women Writers: STEM
- Nasty Women Writers: Artists
- Nasty Women Writers: Activists
- Nasty Women Writers: Women and Ambition
- Why #Nasty Women Writers?
- Nasty Women Writers: Feminist Booklist
- Nasty Women Writers: Breaking the Bronze Ceiling - Statues of Real Women in Public Spaces
- Nasty Women Writers: Revealing the Web of Women Writers - Connections that Nurture and Inspire
The Memoir of Glückel of Hameln (1646-1724): The First Life Story Written by a Jewish Woman
In The Life of Glückel of Hameln: A Memoir, said to be the first life story written by a Jewish...
Keene’s Elizabeth Sadoques Mason: One of the first Native American Registered Nurses in the United States
There are numerous ways Theresa and I discover and decide which Nasty Women to highlight on our...
Painting Historic Women on Plates! In the 1930s Nasty Woman Artist Vanessa Bell Did It Too.
In the 1930’s Vanessa Bell and her partner and fellow artist Duncan Grant returned much of their...
Years of Infamy: The Untold Story of America’s Concentration Camps by Michi (Nishiura) Weglyn (American Woman Writer 1926-1999)
The article 5 Japanese-American Women Your History Book Ignored by journalist Nina Wallace piqued...
From Powerlessness to Power: Cultivating Powerful Women Who Know How to Share Power
I have spent most of my life trying to teach women to own and be in their power. Being in our...
Every Month is Women’s History Month at Nasty Women Writers
For five years the Nasty Women Writer’s sister-team of Theresa and Maria Dintino has been writing...
Wanderers: A History of Women Walking by Woman Writer Kerri Andrews (2020)
I’m what people call ‘a walker.’ There is rarely a day that passes that I do not intentionally go...
‘Journey to Freedom’: Harriet Tubman Still on the Move
It’s quite fitting that the 9-foot bronze statue of Harriet Tubman, named “The Journey to Freedom”...
Zora Neale Hurston to Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings: “You are my sister”
Unlikely friendships. They’re often the best because they’re out of the ordinary and anything out...
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