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“She Is Not Thoroughly Practical”: High School Alumnae Shaping Domestic Science in the Progressive Era
Amy J. Lueck
Tags: 22-2, alumnae clubs, domestic science, feminist historiography, high schools, Progressive Era, women’s clubs, women’s rhetoric

African American Women and the Rhetoric of “Dignified Agitation”
Reva Sias
Tags: 22-2, African American sufffragists, African American women, Mary Eliza Church Terrell, Woman Suffrage Procession

Feminist Practices in Digital Humanities Research: Visualizing Women Physician’s Networks of Solidarity, Struggle and Exclusion
Patricia Fancher, Gesa Kirsch, and Alison Williams
Tags: 22-2, African American women physicians, archival research, critical imagination, digital humanities methods, distant reading, exclusion, feminist historiography, history of medicine, Intersectionality, professional networks of women, racism, social network analysis, solidarity, visualizations, white women physicians, Woman’s Medical Journal

From Commemoration to Co-Memoration as Feminist Practice
Nancy Small
Tags: 22-2, co-mememoration, coalition, commemoration, countermemory

Imagining an Embodied Ethos: Serena Williams’ “Defiant” Black Ēthe
Lorin Shellenberger
Tags: 22-2, agency, ethos, Race, subjectivity, the physical body

Intersectional Politics of Representation: The Rhetoric of Archival Construction in Women’s March Coalitional Memory
Rachel Chapman Daugherty
Tags: 22-2, archives, coalition, Sister March, suffrage, Women's March

Memorials in Action: Building Intersectional Futures
Amber Buck
Tags: 22-2, Alabama, memorial, suffrage, voting, white women

Mother-Scholars Doing Their Homework: The Limits of Domestic Enargeia
Jeanne Marie Rose
Tags: 22-2, enargeia, Mother-scholars, motherhood, Parenting, professional narratives, visual demonstration, work-life balance

Recipes for/of Subversion: The Rhetorical Strategies of The Suffrage Cookbook
Lisa Mastrangelo
Tags: “new true” womanhood, 22-2, cookbooks, domestic science, Equal Franchise Federation of Western Pennsylvania, Suffrage Cook Book, women’s suffrage

Review of Indigenous Rhetorics and Survival in the Nineteenth Century: A Yurok Woman Speaks Out
Emily Legg
Tags: 22-2, book review, indigenous, indigenous rhetoric, nineteenth-century, survivance

Review of My Life with Charles Billups and Martin Luther King: Trauma and the Civil Rights Movement
Maegan Parker Brooks
Tags: 22-2, activism, book review, civil rights movement

Review of Remembering Women Differently: Refiguring Rhetorical Work
Amy E. Dayton
Tags: 22-2, book review, intellectual history, memory, public discourse, rhetoric, rhetorical tradition

Review of Surrender: Feminist Rhetoric and Ethics in Love and Illness
Ashley Canter
Tags: 22-2, book review, care, illness, surrender

Stories of Filipina Suffrage: Remembering Marginal Histories in Colonial Contexts
Katie Bramlett
Tags: 22-2, colonialism, community memory, Filipina Suffrage, Fillapina women, Sophia de Veyra