Showing posts with label National Women's History Month. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Women's History Month. Show all posts

Monday, March 25, 2019

From the Cotton Fields to the White House - A Doll's Story


March is National Women's History Month.  For the entire month, contributions of women past and present are celebrated in the US.

From the Cotton Fields to the White House is a Women's History Month video tribute using dolls by Youtuber, ButterflyQueen Anita.  It was first published in 2017 but remains relevant today.

Anita asked if I would like to share the video with readers of this blog.  After re-viewing it (I first viewed it in March 2017), I was once again moved by the contents and delighted she offered to share it here.  I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.





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Friday, March 25, 2011

Rosa Parks Sample Paper Doll...

...courtesy of Dover Publications in honor of National Women's History Month.


Sampled from Famous African American Women Paper Dolls by Tom Tierney, Dover Publications, 1994


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