Argentina Fernández
Argentina Fernández Rafaelli devoted herself mainly to political journalism and also wrote novels, poetry and the biographies of public officials
Argentina Fernández Rafaelli devoted herself mainly to political journalism and also wrote novels, poetry and the biographies of public officials
Hungarian-Mexican screenwriter, storyteller, playwright and theatre director.
Professor and researcher at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Iztapalapa.
Architect, city planner, and writer, served as chief planner for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (1967-68).
American sociologist, author, and educator, specialized in social reform through group activity while professor at the School of Applied Sciences of Western Reserve University (later Case Western) for almost 30 years.
Mexican poet, essayist and storyteller
Mexican poet and art promoter.
Curator of Textiles and Near Eastern ART for the Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA, 1954-81)
Latin instructor and co-author of a Latin textbook
Orator, poet, suffragist, and an activist for women and African-Americans. She helped found the Ohio State Federation of Colored Women in 1900 and served as its first president while she lived in Cleveland.