Happy International Women‘s Day Litsy Fam! What have you read lately by inspiring women? #womensupportingwomen
Happy International Women‘s Day Litsy Fam! What have you read lately by inspiring women? #womensupportingwomen
This was fabulous! I‘m super excited it was my #doublespin this month. @TheBookHippie thank you for the recommendation!
Written while she was still serving in congress, this starts as an autobiography but quickly morphs into a scathing incitement of what she encounters in society that no one‘s talking about & has to change: sexism, structural racism, the backhanded ways our government actually functions to serve power instead of the population⬇️
The kittens are getting cuddlier every day! So far they still tolerate sharing attention with my book, but they already climb right onto the laptop any time it‘s open so we‘ll see how long they‘re patient with my reading habits. #catsoflitsy
Crop failures caused famines in the Caribbean islands in the early 1920s.
#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl
My friend just started reading this autobiography by the great Shirley Chisholm. Now it‘s on my list.
Brooklyn‘s own, daughter of Caribbean immigrants, she became America's first African-American Congresswoman.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirley_Chisholm
#MondayMotivation this Presidents' Day is from Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman elected to Congress. She was also the first Black candidate to run for a major party's presidential nomination and the first woman to campaign as a democrat when she ran for the presidency in 1972.