New Orleans was always well-known for its dark side, hunted feel, magical vibe, and spooky stories from the past. On the list of the city’s infamous celebrities are also included Read more…
Category: NOLA – HerStory
Commemoration of Women’s Contribution in the Public Sphere of New Orleans
The history of New Orleans is widely presented in the public space where many historic events and influential people that contributed to the shape of the city over the years Read more…
New Orleans as Inspiration
The exceptional vibe of this southern city enables a perfect ground for creativity, which is well proven by a long line of extraordinary women who acted and created in New Read more…
Women in Politics in Louisiana State
As the suffrage movement, which started 50 years later in Louisiana also the female political representation in the state and nation started late, only towards the second half of the Read more…
Important Events and Dates Related to Women in New Orleans
– In 1786 the Tignon Laws passed, forcing women of color in Louisiana to wear head wraps (Tignon). – Suffragist Movement – founded the Portia Club in 1892 by Caroline Read more…
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