May 2011
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April 2011
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“When a man gives his opinion he’s a man. When a woman gives her opinion she’s a...”
– Bette Davis, the original HBIC. Happy Birthday Bette! (via sexisbeautiful) BOSSED UP (via stefi-leekx)
Apr 6th
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March 2011
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Mar 31st
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Mar 30th
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fight4yourrights-deactivated201 asked: follow for follow? :)
Mar 29th
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Mar 28th
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Mar 28th
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Five Fascinating Latinas for Women’s History Month →
Mar 27th
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femaleartists asked: Just wanted to say thanks for the reblogs! I've gotten quite a few new followers as a result.
Glad someone appreciates the effort I put into my posts.

P.S. Your blog is awesome!!
Mar 27th
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sheiswolf asked: LOVE the new layout!
Mar 27th
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Mar 26th
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Mar 26th
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Mar 25th
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Mar 24th
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Mar 24th
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Mar 23rd
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Anonymous asked: Awww... kinda hate to hear about the name change. I hope u dont censor things for the sake of the kiddies. I dont really subscribe to the school of thought of "protecting the innocents." I thinks its a bit demeaning to their intellect to say that kids arent ready for certain pieces of info. Just a word of caution... and encouragement! Love ur blog!!!
Mar 23rd
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Name Change!
So, it’s been pointed out to me that this blog could be a great resource for younger people. And I very much agree.  So I have changed the potentially offensive original name to Awesome Stuff Women Did (and have changed the URL as well).  Just so’s you know when you want to refer people over here!
Mar 22nd
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Mar 22nd
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Mar 22nd
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Mar 21st
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Mar 20th
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Mar 20th
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Mar 19th
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Mar 19th
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sunisup asked: Regarding your request for women of color: would you like suggestions or full submissions?
Mar 19th
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WANTED: Awesome Women From Around The World!
Specifically, I’m looking for women of color and non-Europeans/Americans.  I’m going through this blog and finding  that, despite my best some efforts, ASWD still overwhelmingly features USians and/or white people.  So, I’d like some balance.  Erasure of the accomplishments people of color often goes hand-in-hand with erasure of women.  I’ve got a few African-Americans on...
Mar 19th
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Mar 18th
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Mar 18th
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Mar 18th
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Mar 18th
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Mar 18th
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Mar 17th
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Mar 17th
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Mar 17th
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St. Patricia's Day!
Submit your favorite awesome Irish women in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day!
Mar 17th
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Mar 16th
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Mar 16th
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“In her joyful heart she performs the song of death on the plain. She performs...”
– -Enheduanna, an Akkadian Princess. Regarded by literary and historical scholars as the earliest known author and poet, she served as an En Priestess during the third millennium BC. (via fuckyeahladywriters) Composed 42 hymns addressed to temples across Sumer and Akkad including Eridu, Sippar and...
Mar 15th
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Mar 15th
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Great Women - A fanfare of fabulous females →
Sandi Toksvig, who influenced my decision to launch this blog more than even I’ll ever really know, has her own blog about awesome ladies! She and artist Sandi Nightingale collaborate on these profiles of impressive women— go check them out!
Mar 15th
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Thanks to byronic, my letter to Tumblr today...
spandexandsportsbras: Hi, I have a comment on the new #Sports tagged feature. Where are the articles about women’s sports? Of the first 100 articles I looked at under that tag today, there was one picture of a three year old girl in a baseball outfit from some old Life magazine shoot and one article about women playing baseball in 1948. Ironically to me, a little further down, I DID find a...
Mar 15th
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Mar 14th
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xicanagrrrl: i wonder how many Mayan, Mixtec, indigenous to the Americas women like this had their legacies erased in patriarchal colonialism.  That is a fascinating question, and it goes both ways too.  I remember in college, we read a biography of Kateri Tekakwitha, a Mohawk woman from the 17th century who has been nominated for sainthood.  Her French priests and hagiographers considered her...
Mar 14th
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Mar 14th
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bicyclebunny asked: have you ever thought about writing about revolutionary women in fiction? like Elizabeth Bennet or Scarlett O'Hara?
Mar 14th
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Mar 14th
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