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She Co-Wrote the History of Women’s Suffrage — Then They Erased Her Name | Matil

She co-authored the History of Woman Suffrage alongside Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Three volumes. Her name on every one. Then her colleagues rewrote the story. Had her expelled from the organization she helped found. And removed her name from the movement she helped build. Oh —

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She Walked Into the Factories Herself | Without Her

While others wrote reports from comfortable offices, she walked into the factories. The mines. The smelting plants. What she found there changed the law. Tomorrow. #WithoutHer #WomensHistory #HiddenHistory

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The Iron Lady & The First Kentucky Derby | Two Icons Born on the Same Day | May

On May 3rd, decades apart, two icons took their first stride — and changed everything. In 1979, Margaret Thatcher walked into 10 Downing Street as Britain’s first female Prime Minister — the first woman ever to lead a major Western democracy. She inherited a nation in crisis and reshaped it from t

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She Opened the World’s First Birth Control Clinic — And History Forgot Her Name

In 1871, she wrote a letter to the Prime Minister asking to be admitted to university. He said yes — probably assuming she would fail. She didn’t. Aletta Jacobs became the first woman in the Netherlands to earn a medical degree. In 1882 she opened the world’s first birth control clinic, giving wo

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I opened the first birth control clinic in the Netherlands- who an I?#AlettaJac

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Two Monuments. Two Centuries. The Same Unstoppable Ambition | May 1

On May 1st, two of the most ambitious structures ever built opened their doors to the world — 80 years apart. In 1851, Queen Victoria inaugurated The Great Exhibition at Crystal Palace in London — a breathtaking iron and glass palace covering 19 acres, drawing 6 million visitors from around the gl

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A little good news on April’s last day

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She was nominated for the Supreme Court. Twice. Both times given to a man

She was the first. And then they passed her over. Twice. Tomorrow — find out who she was. Without Her tells the stories of the women history forgot. New episodes every week. #WithoutHer #WomensHistory #LegalHistory #HiddenHistory #ForgottenWomen #Documentary #Shorts

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Before India was free, she was already speaking freedom into existence.

She was called the Nightingale of India. She was imprisoned for her beliefs. She helped free a nation. And somehow — history forgot her name. 🪷 #SarojiniNaidu #WithoutHer #WomensHistory #IndianHistory #HiddenFigures

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The Same Date Changed History Forever | Hitler’s Death & The Louisiana Purchase

On April 30th, two of history’s most defining moments happened years apart — but on the exact same date. In 1945, Adolf Hitler died by suicide in his Berlin bunker as Soviet forces closed in, collapsing the Third Reich and ending World War II in Europe. In 1803, the United States signed the Louisi

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Who am I?

She published her first collection of poems at nineteen. The critics called her the Nightingale of India. Then they stopped paying attention — because a woman who writes beautifully is easy to categorize. A woman who organizes a revolution is harder to ignore. Sarojini Naidu marched with Gandhi. S

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One Empire Born, One Empire Buried | History by the Day — April 30

Tomorrow: In 1803, the United States doubled its size overnight with a single $15 million deal — the greatest land bargain in history. In 1945, Adolf Hitler died alone in a Berlin bunker as his thousand-year empire crumbled around him. Same date. One empire born. One empire buried.

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You Know Title IX. You Don’t Know the Woman Who Wrote It. | Without Her

Tomorrow we meet the first woman of color elected to Congress — the Japanese American congresswoman who wrote Title IX and changed the lives of every girl in America. You know the law. Come back tomorrow and learn her name. #WithoutHer #PatsyMink #TitleIX #WomensHistory #AsianAmericanH

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While you were watching the Iran stalemate and DeSantis redraw the map —

A neighborhood in Columbus, Georgia built its own school, its own trade program, and started buying back its own homes. A high school in New Jersey put teenagers behind a virtual wheel while impaired so they’d never forget what that feels like. And a mother named Hayam El Gamal and her five childr

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They Said No — And Paid the Price | History by the Day — April 28

On April 28th, two men defied authority at enormous personal cost — centuries apart, with the same defiant answer. In 1789, the crew of the HMS Bounty had endured enough. After five months in Tahiti, returning to Captain William Bligh’s brutal discipline was unthinkable. Fletcher Christian led the

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The feed spent the weekend on the dinner and the shooter.

Meanwhile: a tribe in North Dakota bought back their ancestral land and opened it to everyone. A region in Ohio got a $30 million bet on its workers. A 21-year-old in Maine looked at a rural public health gap and decided it was her problem to solve. Oh, and 60 countries flew to Colombia to plan a

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He Circled the World & Never Made It Home | History by the Day — April 27

On April 27th, two journeys ended before they should have — centuries apart, with the same cruel twist. In 1521, Ferdinand Magellan had led the first expedition to circumnavigate the globe. He was three-quarters of the way home when he waded into a battle on a beach in the Philippines. Local chief

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Just Wondering… Who Investigates the Investigators?

The Epstein files named names. And some of the most powerful people in the world had the same response — they hired their own investigators. No outside oversight. No public results. No accountability. In this episode we look at what it means when billionaires get to write their own conclusions — a

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She Was the Toast of the Harlem Renaissance. Then She Vanished. | Without Her

Tomorrow we meet the novelist who dazzled the Harlem Renaissance — then disappeared so completely that the world forgot she had ever existed. Come back tomorrow. #WithoutHer #NellaLarsen #HarlemRenaissance #WomensHistory #ForgottenHistory

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While You Were Watching · April 26, 2026

A 100-year-old road. A general store coming back to life. A clinic that refused to close. Meanwhile: a shooting at the most prestigious press dinner in the country. Peace talks that didn’t happen. And a continent quietly deciding it doesn’t need us anymore. Same planet. Same day. 📍 Long Valley N

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