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Audrey Munson, America’s First and Forgotten Supermodel
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5 Real-Life Princesses That Should Have Their Own Movie
Disney has made millions of dollars making movies based on fictional and real life “princesses.” …
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Dolley Madison, the “First” First Lady
Ok, sure technically Martha Washington was the First First Lady, but she didn’t really want…
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The Petticoat Revolution: When Women Took Over the Government
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Queen Victoria, Biography and Accomplishments
By Rachel Basinger Queen Victoria, who lived from 1819-1901, was the ruler of England at…
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Was Queen Charlotte England’s First Black Queen?
By Kimberly Ison From the editors: Check out Bridgerton on Netflix for a great series…
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Think Teddy Roosevelt was a Badass? You Haven’t Met His Daughter
By Kimberly Ison Drinking, smoking in public, spending time with men, staying out late, gambling……
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