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Category Archives: women writers
Figuring Out Who You Are
Originally posted on Fran Moreland Johns:
“Please don’t call me Doctor Jones,” said an extremely distinguished PhD speaker I met recently; “I’m just a teacher named Joe. I’ve been Joe all my life.” His name is changed to protect the…
Posted in Being a Woman, Motherhood, Women and Men, women writers
Tagged being valued, educational degrees, gender inequality, names, slaves, women, women's value, writing
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Women, Writing, and Blog Hops
About a month ago, I agreed to participate in a blog hop focusing on the Writing Process. For those (few?) of you who haven’t participated in a blog hop, it goes something like this. One person writes a blog on … Continue reading
Posted in Being a Woman, blogs, travel, women writers
Tagged blog-hop, blogs, books, women authors, women travelers, women writers
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