Bella Abzug and Sheila D. Minor | Wendy Brandes Jewelry Blog

In case you missed it, here’s what was on the blog this week.

Monday, March 12: Wendy Brandes Jewelry is committed to activism.
Wednesday, March 14: My latest YouTube video is about my Moschino pieces, but I left out some major ones! It must have been all the talk about nipples that distracted me.

Friday, March 16: Twitter tracked down hidden figure Sheila D. Minor.

Over on Instagram, we’re still celebrating Women’s History Month. Politician Bella Abzug was always very quotable.

#BellaAbzug was an activist and politician, especially known for her work for women's rights. She helped organize the Women Strike for Peace and the National Women's Caucus; was an advocate for women's rights as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives; and established the Women's Environmental Development Organization. "Known for her big hats and even bigger voice, Bella Abzug left her mark on U.S. politics as a woman's rights champion and determined antiwar activist." #HERstory #WomensHistoryMonth #badass⠀ -⠀ Source: history.com; bio.com; nytimes.com.⠀ -⠀ -⠀ -⠀ #feminist #activism #activist #inspiration #trailblazer #womensmarch #history #womenshistory #smashthepatriarchy #congress #girlboss #bossbabe #politics #bosslady #nastywoman #equality #girlcrush

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