Jacqui Beasley

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

@ElainaFriar I know! I felt the exact same way. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

I've really enjoyed this class. I never really studied this topic in depth and I've learned so much over the semester. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

I don't understand when Erminia Thompson Folsom slept. She's involved in so many organizations! #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

@ElainaFriar She's so interesting! It was nice to see how her involment changed over time. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

@ElainaFriar What's the name of the book? I took the voting rights class over the summer and wanted to see if I had read it. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

@ElainaFriar a bio on Minnie Fisher Cunningham. Her story is really similar to the bio I'm working on. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

The book I'm reading this week reminds me of the dissatisfaction women felt in Freidan. Interesting how things cycle. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

@KelseyGrier1 I've really enjoyed learning that in this class. Makes me more aware of how the media influences us today. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

The return of the age of domesticity post-WWII. Reaffirms to me just how relevant the feminist movements were. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

@KelseyGrier1 Most likely. It's really interesting because many labor industries still didn't want to hire Mexican Americans. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

@kscollins14 Seems to still be today. Funny how some things never change. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

Escobedo writes about the efforts by the US government to be more inclusive of all races during WWII. Interesting read. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

Chicana women's efforts to break boundaries during ww2 helped to delegitimize racism. Powerful statement by Escobedo. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

@MichaelTramme11 I agree. It can be maddening! #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

@ElainaFriar Probably At the dark end of the street. Really hard to read, but so moving. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

I've really enjoyed how each book builds on each other. It's created this really strong narrative that I've liked following. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

@KelseyGrier1 I enjoyed that aspect as well. I think it's a good summary of the class in general. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

@kscollins14 I agree. Gives it more depth. #hist597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

Interesting to see how the Chicana feminist movement grew on college campuses. Never knew much about the mvmnt before reading Roth. #HIST597

[Jacqui Beasley @JacquiBeasley89]

I kept thinking about McGuire's book when reading about the black feminist movement. A lot of parallels there. #HIST597