"Victoria Woodhull": old photo, junk mail collage, digital. |
Victoria Claflin Woodhull (1838-1927) was born into poverty in an abusive household, and was married to an alcoholic womanizer at age 15. After she divorced him, Woodhull went on to own a newspaper, become the first woman to own a Wall Street stock brokerage and was an American leader of the women's suffrage movement. In 1872, she became the first woman to run for President of the United States, choosing Frederick Douglass as her running mate.
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Minnie Mouse is trading her iconic red dress ...
for a new look
For
the first time in her nearly century-long life, Minnie Mouse will add a
pantsuit to her wardrobe. And it won't be just any old pair of tailored
slacks, but an iconic silhouette from British fashion designer Stella
McCartney. (1 min.video, here.)
Minnie ditching her famed red dress comes on the heels of news that the green M&M has traded her white go-go boots for comfortable sneakers. And while a fictional female character finally getting a new outfit might not seem like a divisive topic, the Minnie announcement has been met with mixed feedback, including a critical segment on Fox News featuring host Jesse Walters and Candace Owens.
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4 comments:
How much to love in today's blog again, Jacki.
First the story about Victoria Woodhull. She must have been such a wonderful and great woman. A real role model!
I so love Minnie Mouse in her iconic red dress. In this dress she looks so much cuter than in the modern pantsuit. Or is this because we knew her like this for all of our life?
Jacki, of course you only can be a B - like me. Maybe that's the reason we got friends although we never met?
Thanks Jacki for this great blog again. I really, really loved it.
Thank you Elenor, Yes, I agree I love the red polka dots! The pant suit is not very flattering?
I knew just looking at Victoria that she would be someone I would wish to know. Then I read about her and definitely she is someone to know.
Thanks, John. Yes, she had just the right amount of softness to go with her amazing strength and drive?
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