InQuirky RantsbyOz Poetic·Mar 30Patricia Stephens Due: Eyes Wide Open for JusticeIn today’s moment in Women’s History, we will highlight Patricia Stephens Due, born on December 9, 1939, in Quincy, Florida. She passed…
InQuirky RantsbyOz Poetic·Mar 28Assata Shakur: She Who StrugglesIn today’s moment in Women’s History, we will highlight Assata Shakur, a woman whose courage still echoes across generations.
InQuirky RantsbyOz Poetic·Mar 24Elaine Brown: The Revolutionary Who Led the PanthersIn today’s moment in Women’s History, we will highlight Elaine Brown, born March 2, 1943, in the working-class streets of North…
InActivated ThinkerbyOz Poetic·Mar 21Bessie Blount Griffin: The Quiet Force Who Restored IndependenceIn today’s moment in Women’s History, we will highlight Bessie Blount Griffin, born November 24, 1914, in Hickory, Virginia, and who left…
InActivated ThinkerbyOz Poetic·Mar 21Amanda Gorman: A Voice That Rose and ResonatesIn today’s moment in Women’s History, we will highlight Amanda Gorman, born March 7, 1998, in Los Angeles, California (and still very much…
InQuirky RantsbyOz Poetic·Mar 19Angela Davis: Warrior for JusticeIn today’s moment in Women’s History, we will highlight Angela Davis, born January 26, 1944, in Birmingham, Alabama.
InActivated ThinkerbyOz Poetic·Mar 19Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett: The Immunologist Who Helped Stop a PandemicIn today’s moment in Women’s History, we will highlight Dr. Kizzmekia “Kizzy” Corbett-Helaire, born January 26, 1986, in Hurdle Mills…
InQuirky RantsbyOz Poetic·Mar 18Alice Walker: Champion of Black Women’s VoicesIn today’s moment in Women’s History, we will highlight Alice Walker, the fearless writer who turned personal pain into powerful stories…
