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Consumer and Consumed: Women in Early 20th Century Advertisements
At the turn of the twentieth century, print advertisers realized the consumer buying power of its female audience and began marketing beauty, hygiene,…
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Mina Loy in the Magazines
Mina Loy (1882-1966) was a poet and artist closely associated with the modernist avant-garde in the early twentieth century. Several of Loy’s most…
Contributors: Hannah Covington
The Freewoman: Feminism and Femininity
The Freewoman was a British radical feminist magazine run by Dora Marsden from 1911-1912. While Marsden was vocal about her feminist mission, the…
Contributors: Annie Paige
'Wimmin' Troubles: Humorous Images of Women in the American Magazines (1900-1913)
Historical Context - Converging Movements Traditional historical accounts of the American women’s suffrage movement locate its origin at the Seneca…
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