Hilary Misle
100 years later: Reflections on the U.S. women’s suffrage movement
One hundred years after women in the United States finally won the right to vote, the country will be swearing in the first American female vice president, Kamala Harris. Political opinions aside, it’s an interesting milestone as we reflect upon the centenary of the historical achievement of women’s suffrage, which was the culmination of many
Noche de los Libros: Celebración de Louise Glück, Nobel Literatura 2020
Celebración de la poeta estadounidense Louise Glück, ganadora del premio Nobel de Literatura 2020. Lectores: Estudiantes de Aquinas American School — Madrid. Con motivo de la celebración de la Noche de los Libros 2020, estudiantes de Aquinas American School presentan una selección de poemas de Louise Glück en colaboración con American Space Madrid. La lectura
American Witch Story: Author to discuss witches and suffragettes at ASM
They have probably been around as long as women have walked the earth. Someone to be feared. A transgressive rule-breaker. A powerful woman. Depending on the context, the word can connote many ideas. Witches. Witches have enjoyed — sometimes suffered — a distinct role in American culture. From the mass hysteria of the colonial-era Salem