The housewife is a Victorian invention
Women didn't ruin the workplace. They were always there.
Isabelle Roughol
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Ep 01: The long history of women in work, with Victoria Bateman
Women didn't ruin the workplace – they've always been there!
One day, the Epstein files will be history
Another major historical record in which women will be invisible
Ep 01: Women didn't ruin the workplace. They've always been there.
The Broad History podcast is now available for founding members.
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Women of World War II in the (once) lost photographs of Pierre Roughol
I've spent the last few years digitising and researching my great uncle's archives from the war
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The fire that started a Victorian gender war
Paris, 1897. The Bazar de la Charité blaze killed 118 women and girls. Where were the men?
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Jiu-jitsuing suffragettes, nuns hard done by and the first women's football match
A women's history guided tour on London's Suffragette line
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Who were the French women celebrated in the Olympics opening ceremony?
Whom we choose to put on a pedestal says a lot about our culture. The world over, public space is still dominated by male imagery.
