Posted on · Mindfulness author Zee Clarke not only offers a meditative guidebook for Black people who seek healing from racial trauma but also provides insight for allies into the inequities these communities face, so that empathy and affirmation can lead to effective change and transformation.
Posted on · She was a real person who lived a life that was portrayed and exaggerated in film. Belle was a fast-living, hard-driving woman who became known as the "Bandit Queen."
Posted on · A novelist who penned many award winning books with western themes. One of those novels was turned into the 1952 big screen classic, Giant.
Posted on · Marion Koogler McNay created the state's first museum of modern art.
Posted on · Bessie Coleman was the first female African-American pilot.
Posted on · A journalist, tireless promoter of Texas independence and eventually, U.S. statehood
Posted on · Our final Women's History Month installment about the classy ladies of classical music throughout history.
Posted on · Our third installment about the classy ladies of classical music throughout history.
Posted on · Name some female classical music composers. Can't? Listen to this episode!
Posted on · Our second installment about the classy ladies of classical music throughout history.
Posted on · Featuring musical pioneers from Texas and beyond.
Posted on · Our first installment about the classy ladies of classical music throughout history.
Posted on · Why did the number of female guitarists diminish over time? Was it a comet?? Find out here!
Posted on · Join Suzanne Bona this Sunday for a program highlighting lesser-known female composers.
Posted on · Mary Maverick was a remarkable early settler in Texas, who documented the challenges of life on the frontier.