The reason I am doing a blog on Ms. Rich, has many reasons. One, she is a writer and two, she is a writer of poetry. But also, she was a feminist who bravely went where others did not, could
Adrianne Rich, American Poet, Essayist and Feminist
Katherine Blodgett, Smashing Invisible Glass Ceilings, With Brains and Brawn
This is another empowering story of a woman who “did it anyway,” regardless of popular beliefs of the day. Katherine Blodgett’s invisible contribution was to the blockbuster film of 1939, “Gone with the Wind,” which went on to win many
Dorothy Thompson, In Search of The Fuhrer
An Empowerment Post for Mother’s Day A friend recently sent me a link about Dorothy Thompson for my blog. I write often of artists of all colors and talents. Journalists are a particular interest because of their bravery in the
Jane Goodall, Second Act, Seeds of Hope
I featured Jane a few months ago, Submitted October 13, 2019, when featuring the mighty three great ape heroes, Women Hero’s and the Lives of the Great Apes. After getting her Chimp compound well established and funded, Jane turned her
Annie Leibovitz, Like a Rolling Stone
https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Annie_Leibovitz Anna-Lou “Annie” Leibovitz is an American portrait photographer and was born on October 2, 1949, in Waterbury, Connecticut. She is best known for her engaging portraits—particularly of celebrities—which often feature subjects in intimate settings and poses. She photographed John