First Lady Abigail Adams "Remember the Ladies" Letter Edith Gelles and Jim Taylor talked about this letter that was written by Abigail Adams to John Adams as well as the influence of women at the ...

Women's rights were barely discussed at all. That Abigail tied the subject so eloquently to the American revolutionary struggle gives this letter its tremendous power and significance.

Vera Holding trained to be a concert singer but romance got in the way. She became a school teacher and then an author, ...

Rather it was won after a courageous 60-year battle fought by women who demanded better and refused to settle. These women are our history, our ancestors.

At a time when women couldn’t vote and the cultural assimilation of Native Americans was U. S. policy, Ataloa McLendon was a ...

We remember the love letters—and rejections. We recall phrases from the acceptances by employers, agents and editors—with entire paragraphs from their rejections seared into our brains.

It’s Memorial Day. We must remember the fallen, but even more important, we are called to remember what the fallen were fighting for.

Simone Biles slamming Riley Gaines for not “uplifting” trans athletes in women’s sports.

Quincy's "Remember the Ladies" ceremony honors five women whose leadership exemplifies the legacy of Abigail Adams.

As Memorial Day draws near, let us all pause to remember the true significance of this solemn occasion. It is more than a holiday weekend, an excuse to barbeque, or the gateway to summer — it is ...

Letters to the Editor: LAPD needs to find a way to both call out abuses and rein in massive payouts LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell performs the uniform inspection during a graduation ceremony at the Los ...

Heart is certainly in the right place in Bobbi Helms’ letter, “Rethink the PFD,” which considered restructuring of the entitlement of the PFD. But do not fail to understand that the state ...