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Another woman who inspired me in honor of OG Blerd, and a pioneer of black sci-fi, Octavia Butler. She has said that she felt ugly growing up but she gave the world only beauty. Read Kindred if you never have(not that BS show on Hulu). Art by me. https://t.co/TynkHv5QbW

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2023-03-21

In order to celebrate and Here are all the female Red Rangers seen in the show and comics. In the end, we all learned that Red wasn't only made for men, it also represents their burning strength and passion.

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2023-03-09

We had to share 's illustration of paleontologist Mary Anning for Check out Kimberley Walker's other excellent nonfiction subjects on our website: https://t.co/McTtSFA7jv

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2023-03-08

Twice a year we try and raise money for charities I think are important and we're doing another fundraiser this March for

Abortion IS healthcare and is a fundemental right. Join me on stream from this Friday!

https://t.co/H84lyE2hqt

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2023-03-02

Today, we're highlighting Marilyn Laurie for She was the first woman to become chief communications officer of a Fortune 10 company, even as her career was halted by both casual and systemic sexism. Learn more from : https://t.co/6jPZRIUF8g.

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2022-03-26

Illustrator for hire Roberta Ravasio's use of black and white (with just the right touch of red) brings a vintage sense of mystery to this portrait of bestselling author Agatha Christie, perfect for Find more of Roberta's art here: https://t.co/R0kRhhEd3d

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2022-03-22

month is an annual celebration of the power, legacy & achievement of Black women & women of color which spans & Free 2/23 screening info: https://t.co/4K8xN7HVWf

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2022-02-19

There are many reasons to appreciate the accomplishments of during I thought of her recently when we lost power, internet, & heat for in an ice storm. We played cards. Unlike Jane, I didn't get much writing done. .

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2021-03-11

AND THAT’S IT! Thank you all for joining me this Seems like there won’t be new comics for a minute, so join me this April where I post recommended comic stories you can read till new issues drop. Join me for tomorrow!

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2020-03-31

Botanist Anne Pratt concludes our feature for Pratt, one of the most prominent botanical and ornithological illustrators and authors of her time, composed more than 20 books illustrated with her own chromolithographs: https://t.co/Stvl8sK5rx

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2020-03-31

I'm not a pencil artist, but... I guess that doesn't stop me trying! So here is my piece for and This little sleeper is about to wake up to her own power and show herself (a la Elsa from Frozen II)!

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2020-03-09

We work with incredible, groundbreaking women authors at Portage & Main Press/HighWater Press. We’re excited to feature some of their new and upcoming releases this Keep an eye on our social pages to see our 2020 titles by women authors.

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2020-03-05

Captain Sally Tompkins led a military hospital in Richmond during the Paige Gibbons Backus on why we should remember her during this
https://t.co/wKKZ189Nsr

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2019-03-28

It's Meet the female pilots who trained the men, tested the new planes, and flew the planes used for target practice, but were considered too "delicate" to be part of the military. https://t.co/zLgcYbEzpy

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2019-03-21

of Cereus hildmannianus (Fig 1) & Cereus repandus (Figs 2 & 3) by botanical artist Mary Emily Eaton for Published in "The Cactaceae" v. 2 (1920) by Nathaniel Lord Britton & Joseph Nelson Rose. In via : https://t.co/iHkFA0nee3

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