2019 is the Year of the Woman
The 2018 midterm elections brought a record number of women into office.
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Remembering Alberta Williams King
The mother of Martin Luther King, Jr. was also a devout activist whose life was cut short by gun violence.
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This Year’s Golden Globes Show That the Most Compelling Roles in Hollywood Belonged To Women
For the past 75 years, the Golden Globes has been the first awards ceremony of the year. In 2019, we're looking for wins by Elizabeth Moss, Keri Russel and Julia Roberts.
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True Crime Fever
Whether you’re a hardcore expert or a newbie to the scene, here’s our starter kit for finding the best true crime content out there today.
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Hilton Head Island Concours d’Elegance & Motoring Festival
10 DAYS | 2 ISLANDS | 1 PASSION
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The Hello Girls
America’s first female soldiers were WWI phone operators, but they waited 60 years for veteran status.
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Heavenly Bodies
The Metropolitan Museum of Art explores the influence of Catholic imagery on fashion in a blockbuster show from the Costume Institute.
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It’s a Good Day to Fall in Love…
Once upon a time, there were these rectangular things that had a binder and a bunch of pages, and on those pages were lots and lots of words.
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Women’s March on Washington
Marches were held in over 500 U.S. cities and in almost every state—from Antarctica to the U.S. Virgin Islands, from small gatherings in quaint town squares to massive crowds packing major city streets.
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Secrets of Sisterhood
A trio of sisters have defeated the odds by all making it to 100 years.
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