Learn how American women created, confronted, and embraced change in the 20th century while exploring ten objects from Radcliffe’s Schlesinger Library.
What you'll learn
The many ways ordinary people have created change
The centrality of women in American history
How history is complex, nonlinear, and in constant conversation with the present
How objects can embody stories of change
How our understanding of history is shaped by which stories are told
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