About this episode

This episode highlights five significant stories in celebration of Women's History Month.

March is Women's History Month! Here's 5 Not to Be Missed Stories! An American Woman Artist Abroad — Mary Rogers Williams Votes (and Markers) for Women! Phyllis Zlotnick, Disability Rights Activist Miss Crandall's School for Black Women Mary Hall and the Good Will Club

Topics covered

• Women's History Month
• American women artists
• disability rights activism
• Black women's education
• historical figures

Keywords

• Women's History Month
• Mary Rogers Williams
• Phyllis Zlotnick
• disability rights
• Black women education

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Miss Crandall's School for Black Women

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