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This week Kerri begins a series covering women who have sacrificed everything to fight on the fringes of war, only because they weren't allowed on the battlefield proper. In this first installment, we'll discuss several of the many badass broads who fought in World War II: Virgina Hall, queen of spies, and a trio of young assassins in Holland, Freddie and Truus Oversteegen and Hannie Schaft. #feminism #history #worldwar2
This week we delve into the life and history of the lady that needs no introduction, the GOAT of daytime television, and icon of icons... Miss Oprah Winfrey. #history #feminism #oprah #blackhistorymonth
We're kicking off Black History Month with a story from Canada's secret history of slavery. Marie-Joseph Angelique was an enslaved woman in 18th century Montreal who chafed at the confines of her station in life, and ended up paying the ultimate price for her indomitable spirit.
WARNING: This episode contains details of slavery and torture, and may not be suitable for all ages. Please listen at your own discretion.
Not all WW2 hero fighter pilots were brave young men. Some of them were Badass Broads. Let us introduce you to a few of them...The Night Witches. #feminism #history #russia #worldwar2
If ever there was a Bad Ass Broad, Sarah Emma Edmonds is it, especially by 19th century standards. Join us as we explore the life and accomplishments of this truly remarkable woman. #feminism #women #history #civilwar
On this episode we discuss the many, many accomplishments of American inventor, humanitarian, academic, ophthalmologist Dr. Patricia Bath. At every stage she broke new ground and blazed a trail. Truly an inspiration for us all. #history #feminism
This week on the BAB we look back at the life and extraordinary courage and heroism of Corrie ten Boom, whose work with the Dutch Underground during World War II helped to save 800 lives from the death grips of the Nazi Regime.
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