Ella Grant Wilson
Cleveland florist and author who wrote about Euclid Ave.’s “Millionaires’ Row”
Cleveland florist and author who wrote about Euclid Ave.’s “Millionaires’ Row”
Ohio writer and suffrage leader
American journalist, editor and businesswoman
Julian and Julia Collier Harris owned the Columbus Enquirer-Sun, which won the 1926 Pulitzer Prize for public service. Throughout the 1920s their newspaper served as a strident and uncompromising editorial voice in the South.
Rachel K. McDowell (1880-1949) worked as a reporter for the Newark Evening Press (1902-1908) and the New York Herald (1905-1919) and became the Religion Editor for the New York Times (1920-1948).
A white poet and a Sioux doctor fell in love after Wounded Knee – racism and sexism would drive them apart
Meixcan journalist, poet and teacher
Mexican poet
Olivia de la Torre de los Santos, a poet, ventured into the realm of visual poetry within the ideographic style.
A teacher, poet, and playwright, she was also a professor at the National School of Medicine and the National School of Nursing. A polyglot, she founded the magazine La Mujer Mexicana and contributed to El Mundo Ilustrado.