The Gibbes Museum of Art, a beacon for the arts in the American South since its establishment in 1858, recently announced the ...

According to the Pitches’ memory books, the founders wanted to create a space for themselves in an otherwise “male-oriented” ...

Black hair has always been a target — discriminated against in classrooms, policed as unprofessional in the office, condemned ...

Kaphar uses a 1770 painting of the Virgin Mary to fill ... you don't realize that this beautiful iconic image of the Muslim women standing is Gordon Parks, you don’t realize that the woman ...

she asked in August 1770. A few months later she pressed him ... it’s worth noting the author’s rationale for preferring her type. Such women, he wrote, have “sound and healthy Constitutions ...

The Fort Smith Museum of History is opening a new exhibit to honor Women's History Month and teach people about the role of women's fashion in the River Valley. The event "Threads of Time" will delve ...

Meanwhile, putting a new spin on what is on offer for women on Savile Row, is Jennifer Chamandi, who creates bespoke shoes ...

Paris, women needed permission from the police to wear a tie. The history of a revolutionary accessory—from ancient Rome to ...

Jane Kamensky is the president and CEO of Monticello and the author of “A Revolution in Color: The World of John Singleton ...

It’s one of Abigail Adams’s most famous lines. Early in 1776 — not even 12 months after the battles of Lexington and Concord ...