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Tag Archives: Women’s History

Theresa Malkiel, the Woman Behind International Women’s Day

March 8, 2018 By Mary in All Posts, Opinion/Features, Uncategorized Tags: International Women's Day, Theresa Malkiel, Women's History, women's rights
Theresa Malkiel, the Woman Behind International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day is now celebrated around the world but little is known about one of its key founders: Theresa Malkiel. I wrote this piece for Broadly and VICE about Theresa’s life and legacy.

Celebrating Countess Markievicz

February 2, 2018 By Mary in All Posts, Opinion/Features, Uncategorized Tags: Countess Markievicz, Suffragettes, Votes for Women, Women's History
Celebrating Countess Markievicz

To mark the centenary of (some) women’s suffrage, I wrote about the trail-blazing Countess Markievicz for The Pool (read here). Markievicz was the first female MP ever elected but never took her seat.

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