Tiffany K Wayne, PhD

You remember how, when you are going away for the summer, and the last evening you open up the refrigerator and take out all the...

Every day I sit down at my computer and stare at this poster on the wall across from my desk: The Awakening, by artist Henry Mayer,...

Another Women’s History Month has come and gone. Of course, I think about and do women’s history all year long! So what does it look like...

On February 15, 1921, suffrage advocates gathered in the nation’s Capitol to dedicate a statue of the whitest marble to three white women...

I’ve been thinking quite a bit, as always, about diverse actors in the U.S. women’s suffrage movement and about the ways that differently...

This morning as I went about some of my Christmas Eve preparation and chores, I listened along to this "History of Literature" podcast...

I set (and met) a goal of reading 52 books this year - one per week! Every reading list is so personal and mine is always a mix of newly...

On August 26, 1920 the Nineteenth Amendment was certified as part of the U.S. Constitution.

July has been an incredibly productive and creative month for me. Way back in February (pre-Covid shutdown) I gave my notice to leave my...

This week I received a surprise package of 5 copies of my new book, Women's Suffrage: The Complete Guide to the 19th Amendment, from my...

Read and enjoyed this insightful New Yorker piece on Flannery O’Connor over the weekend. The title “How Racist?” seems like the wrong...

Since I just finished re-reading "To Kill A Mockingbird" with my 9th graders, I decided to finally get around to reading the copy of "Go...