History MoneyThe coming death of crypto will spark the rise of fascism To crypto bros, e-money is far more than investment. And when it all inevitably comes crashing down, they'll run—not walk—to fascism.
HistoryZ is the first humorless generation—and that’s a good thing A harmless quip can lead to lifelong pariahdom & deplatforming from vital services—even suicide. Zoomers leaving humor behind is rational.
HistoryHerstory: the ‘almost famous’ women that history tried to hush up History is full of forgotten great women, often quietly shamed as the "other woman" and buried somewhere in patriarchy's killing ground between the pages of musty textbooks.
HistoryThe 15 most important women in tech history In honor of Women's History Month and Ada Lovelace Day (March 24), let's count down women's numerous contributions to technology.
History Native-AmericanDreamcatcher: the real story behind white girls’ favorite bedroom decoration What are dreamcatchers really, where do they originate, and who is to blame for turning them into the mass-produced item we know today?
History SMH7 blockbuster movies you didn’t know are just as racist as Birth of a Nation You may have enjoyed these in their day, but modern reflection imparts a troubled sense of something being very, very wrong.
HistoryHow lighthouse keeper Ida Lewis pioneered early female badassery The heroine was called the “Bravest Woman in America.” President Ulysses S. Grant awarded her the Gold Lifesaving Medal.
HistoryAmelia Earhart? Try Jerrie Mock: The first woman to successfully fly around the world She wanted to see the world in her Cessna 180. That she would be the first woman to do it was just an added bonus.
HistoryMarie Antoinette’s “let them eat cake” is a misogynist lie The accusation had been thrown around to tar rulers as heartless since before Marie Antoinette was even born.
HistoryJanuary 23, 1849: Elizabeth Blackwell becomes the first American woman to receive a medical degree In the late 2010s, there were more than 340,000 female doctors actively working in the U.S. They can thank Elizabeth for that.
