Brooklynite, volunteer, theater and museum aficionado. #womenshistory enthusiast. @MetMediaLab #WanderPhyl @HerstoricalMnts
Brooklyn, New York
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A full moon and a colorful sunrise starts the 100th anniversary of my Dad's birth.
Follow along today as I honor and remember him.
#PaulAB100
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It seems like some folks might be needing a bit of Alma Thomas today.
Resurrection, 1966
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Did you know that Victorian era girls played with Rosa Bonheur dolls? The French painter was admired around the world.
#womenartists
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In case you haven't got your gift list completed...
#womenartists
Did you know that Victorian era girls played with Rosa Bonheur dolls? The French painter was admired around the world.
#womenartists
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19 designers reimagine historic mansion at One Monroe Place brooklyneagle.com/420482/ins…
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The Talarico campaign is not fucking around
#TXSen: D candidate James Talarico is up on TV with this spot --
Nick Schatzki voiceover:
"Ken Paxton's corruption endangers our kids. We don't need any more pedophile protectors in Washington"
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This vista over the Arlington Memorial Bridge [corrected!] is a crucial component of the 1909 McMillan Plan that could be irretrievably altered by the construction of a gargantuan arch dedicated to presidential self-obsession. Photo taken from Lincoln Memorial.
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The Harriet Tubman Memorial statue, Harlem, by artist Alison Saar #WomensArt
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You can visit The Viola Desmond Experience and her grave in
Halifax, Nova Scotia. maps.app.goo.gl/n75BvZ6LULP7…
On this International Makeup Day, we remember Viola Desmond, who long before becoming a Canadian civil rights icon and the face on the $10 bill, was a pioneering entrepreneur with her own beauty studio, beauty academy, and cosmetics line for Black women. #InternationalMakeupDay
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On this International Makeup Day, we remember Viola Desmond, who long before becoming a Canadian civil rights icon and the face on the $10 bill, was a pioneering entrepreneur with her own beauty studio, beauty academy, and cosmetics line for Black women. #InternationalMakeupDay
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Jimmy Kimmel: I'll be interviewing James Talarico under unusual circumstances. I've been interviewing Americans running for office for 20+ years with no problem at all. I interviewed Trump in 2015, and at that time he seemed to have no problem with it. Now, his FCC has threatened me, our show, our network, ABC, our affiliates, our local stations, based on guest bookings they don't like. My interview with James Talarico will not air on television. It will be posted on YouTube instead.
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Hello, Twitter.
We’re a group of former campaign & Senate staffers for John Fetterman who are disgusted with what he's become.
If you were troubled by yesterday's Wall Street Journal story... trust us, that's just the tip of the iceberg.
It's even worse than you thought.
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Generational change doesn’t happen by accident or fate—it takes leaders like Gloria Steinem who work hand in hand with so many others to build a lasting movement. The decades of energy, brilliance, and advocacy she devoted to women’s rights helped so many of us see that we belonged at the tables where decisions are made. Her dedication helped illuminate a simple truth: When women can stand in their power, they invite everyone else to stand a little taller, too. What a light she was for me and so many others. What a debt we owe her.
