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Episode #15-Phillis Wheatley (Mini-cast) Show NotesThe Phillis Wheatley Monumentin Boston, MassachusettsYou've probably heard of Phillis Wheatley, but chances are you’re not quite sure who she is, or why she’s famous. If you’re nodding your head, keep reading…Phillis Whea…Read More
Episode #12: Abe Sada, Part 1 She perpetrated the crime of the century; after cutting her name into her murdered lover’s thigh, Abe Sada left her brand on Japanese history, too. Tune-in to discover how our latest subject transformed from impetuous schoo…Read More
Episode #13: Abe Sada, Part 2 Some considered her living proof of the hazards of female sexuality; others esteemed her for revolting against the patriarchy. Tune in for Part II as Brittany and guest-host Farron unravel the legend and legacy of Abe Sada.…Read More
Episode #13: Abe Sada, Part 2 (Show Notes)A newspaper piece regarding Abe’s crime; Kichizo is pictured, tooBefore Abe connived to murder her lover, Kichizo Ishida theirs was just your run of the mill “married supervisor embarks on love affair with comely employee” st…Read More
Episode #15-Phillis Wheatley (Mini-cast)She overcame her subjugated status to become America’s first black published poet, yet she died in abject poverty. How could Phillis Wheatley soar to such great heights, only to plummet so far? Tune-in, and find out.…Read More
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Episode #15-Phillis Wheatley (Mini-cast) Show NotesThe Phillis Wheatley Monumentin Boston, MassachusettsYou've probably heard of Phillis Wheatley, but chances are you’re not quite sure who she is, or why she’s famous. If you’re nodding your head, keep reading…Phillis Whea… Read More
Episode #12: Abe Sada, Part 1 She perpetrated the crime of the century; after cutting her name into her murdered lover’s thigh, Abe Sada left her brand on Japanese history, too. Tune-in to discover how our latest subject transformed from impetuous schoo… Read More
Episode #13: Abe Sada, Part 2 Some considered her living proof of the hazards of female sexuality; others esteemed her for revolting against the patriarchy. Tune in for Part II as Brittany and guest-host Farron unravel the legend and legacy of Abe Sada.… Read More
Episode #13: Abe Sada, Part 2 (Show Notes)A newspaper piece regarding Abe’s crime; Kichizo is pictured, tooBefore Abe connived to murder her lover, Kichizo Ishida theirs was just your run of the mill “married supervisor embarks on love affair with comely employee” st… Read More
Episode #15-Phillis Wheatley (Mini-cast)She overcame her subjugated status to become America’s first black published poet, yet she died in abject poverty. How could Phillis Wheatley soar to such great heights, only to plummet so far? Tune-in, and find out.… Read More
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