Women's History Month

Posted by Amanda Brinkman · March 03, 2018

WHAT WE'RE WEARING

This week we're all about a design you know and love: The Future is Female by Otherwild. The original “The Future is Female” design was made for Labyris Books, the first women’s bookstore in New York City, which opened in 1972, and was recreated later by Otherwild.

Because, around here, every month is Women's History Month.

WHAT WE'RE READING

There's a theme for this year's Women's History Month and it might sound familiar: Nevertheless, She Persisted (and yes, there's a shirt for that). Speaking of women, remember Doritos' #ladydoritos disaster? Well, just in case you need something to wash down those almost-silent-no-crunch-chips, here's some #ladyscotch! We were definitely drinking ours when we posted one of our favorite photos to the gram this week, celebrating yet another ousting from this administration—smell ya later, Hope Hicks! While Hope may be out of a job, we're rooting for these other women to find their 9 -to-5 and quick! Throwing an Oscars viewing party this weekend? Freshen up on the history of protests and activism at the awards--we're all about the ways in which pop culture can influence societal change.

WHAT WE'RE LISTENING TO

If you have our 2017-2018 planner, then you know this playlist. We put it on Spotify to get you air drumming all month long. Listen here.

WHAT WE'RE GRAMMING

For Women's History Month we'll be posting 19 mini-essays on Instagram about important American women and the way they've changed history. Follow along + share!

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