Friday's Weekly newsletter featured thoughts from Lisa Rafferty (@lisajrafferty) about recent HowlRound content that resonated with her theatre students and her own work on documentary plays. Check it out and subscribe! https://t.co/guCIIbVYbo
Thank you to Shelley Irwin of @WGVURadio
for the interview on #SHEDIDALLTHAT, our documentary play about the unforgettable Betty Ford, whose courage and candor changed lives and saved lives. Coming up April 20 in Grand Rapids.
@PresGeraldRFord
https://t.co/7nJLdT9dTn
Happy Women's History Month! This month is dedicated to highlighting the contributions of women to events in history and society.
Photo: President Gerald Ford establishing a National Commission for the Observance of International Women's Year 1975.
#WomensHistoryMonth
Alice Paul leadership on women’s suffrage and the drafting of the #ERA is an important part of @onward_play via @AssociatesBPL. Thank you for continuing the work, @RepSherrill. #ONWARD
Empowered women = a stronger country. Yet, in America today, women aren’t guaranteed equal justice under the law.
Today, I proudly joined my colleagues in the House to clear the way for the Equal Rights Amendment to become the 28th amendment to our Constitution. #ERANow
"You know, I’ve always wanted to dance on the Cabinet Room table,” Betty Ford - an ex-dancer - said with a twinkle in her eye. It was Ford family's last full day in the White House, this day 1977. (Photo: the legendary David Hume Kennerly)
“I can remember well there was a time when we couldn’t even vote,” Betty Ford said when expressing her support for equal rights for women. She received a copy of the Congressional Joint Resolution proposing the #19thAmendment from @USNatArchives in 1975.
#ArchivesGetsTheVote
So many wonderful and iconic photos of President Ford and First Lady Betty Ford by the amazing @kennerly. Great to watch on @CBSSunday. @PresGeraldRFord
For the 2 or 3 of you who missed me on @CBSSunday today, here's a link! Thanks @JimAxelrod for a masterful job, and kudos to producer Jay Kernis and team for helping bring the President and Mrs. Ford back for those who didn't know them. @CCP_UArizona https://t.co/NqaOeopwxC
One of our favorite Betty Ford moments - and wonderful to have Mary Tyler Moore represented in our documentary play about the #fearless#outspoken#courageous First Lady. #SHEDIDALLTHAT