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Meghan Rapinoe, member of the U.S. Women's Soccer team, speaking at a podium about Equal Pay Day as President Biden and Dr. Jill Biden stand behind her, masked.

Why International Women’s Day Matters

It’s a chance to spotlight the challenges for women, especially mothers, in the workplace.

by Suzanne Cope via Made By History on March 8, 2022

The Black Panther Party’s Free Breakfast for Children Program in action, New York, 1969. Photo by Bev Grant/Getty Images

The Black Panthers Fed More Hungry Kids Than the State of California

It wasn’t all young men and guns: the Black Panther Party’s programs fed more hungry kids than the state of California.

by Suzanne Cope via Aeon on December 10, 2021

Justice Among the Jell-O Recipes: The Feminist History of Food Journalism

The food pages of newspapers were probably some of the first feminist writing many women read.

by Suzanne Cope via Los Angeles Review of Books on July 9, 2018

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