Alice Roosevelt Longworth was the oldest daughter of President Theodore Roosevelt. She grew up to become just as outspoken and strong-willed as her father. Alice was the most unconventional first daughter ever to live in the White House. She became a Washington socialite and political power broker with a keen intellect and a razor-sharp tongue.Continue reading “The Spirited Alice Roosevelt Longworth – Teddy’s Oldest Daughter”
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Podcast: 10 Forgotten Facts about the Women’s Suffrage Movement
August 2020 marked 100 years since women in the U.S. were finally given the right to vote. Though the Declaration of Independence in 1776 declared that all ‘men’ are created equal, the U.S. Constitution did not grant such equality to women.
The Woman on the Dollar Coin – Susan B. Anthony
What does the average person know about Susan B. Anthony other than: ‘Hmm, she’s that stern-looking woman on a US coin, right?’