Who gets remembered, and who gets erased?

In this Feisty Fridays mini-sode, Rachel exposes how Arlington National Cemetery quietly removed content about Black and female veterans—without explanation. But this isn’t just a website update—it’s historical erasure.

As we celebrate Women’s History Month, this episode is a wake-up call on why women’s stories must be told, why our voices matter, and how we fight back against being written out of history.

Listen now and take the pen back!

Keywords:

Women’s History Month | Arlington National Cemetery controversy | Black women in the military | Erased female veterans | Historical erasure of women | Patriarchy and history | Women rewriting their stories | Silenced female voices | Representation in history | Gender and racial inequality in the military | Female veterans erased from history | Fight for women's visibility | Who controls the narrative | Erasure of Black history | Telling women’s stories with power