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Review: These Strong Girls Didn’t Let Age Delay Their Goals

At 16, Sybil Ludington rode 40 miles in pouring rain to alert people that British soldiers were burning Danbury, Connecticut.

Katie Eichbrecht, or “Ms. E” to the students who walk into the Forest Elementary school library in Michigan, has been

“Who is Malala?” asked a man working for the Taliban set out to kill a 15-year-old girl seen as a

Veera Hiranandani is a writer, a creative writing teacher, a mom of two teenagers, and a cat owner. She has

I consider myself outspoken. I love to talk and use the voice I was blessed with. So, reading this book

There are so many influential females who have helped shape America. From Tammy Duckworth, an Iraq War veteran and U.S.

A is for anthem, B is for beautiful, and C is for community! With The ABCs of Black History by

Before the Little Rock Nine set foot into an all-white school, there was the Clinton 12: a group of Black

I had never even heard of the Harlem Renaissance until reading One Last Word by Nikki Grimes. It was an

It’s Presidents Day and many are finding ways to celebrate; whether it be informing themselves on our presidents, going to