Amelia Bloomer was herself an editor of the first women’s newspaper, The Lily. She used her paper to gently upbraid the Seneca County Courier writer for supporting dress reform, but not women ...

Editor’s note: A pair of pants causes a stir in society’s attitude toward women. Amelia Bloomer was not a proper lady. In fact, Amelia Bloomer thought proper ladies were silly. She thought it ...

"Bloomers were named for Amelia Bloomer, the editor of The Lily, a mid-nineteenth century newspaper of the Suffragist, Abolitionist, and Temperance movements," says King. Though Bloomer wasn't the ...

as the fad dates back to 1850 when the silhouette was invented as a practical solution for women's health and comfort — eventually grabbing the attention of famed suffragette Amelia Bloomer.

Regardless, you should check out the Amelia Bloomer Project, six years (and counting) of book awards to "honor the authors, illustrators, editors, and publishers who give life to books that ...

They caught the attention of early suffragette Amelia Bloomer, a trailblazer for gender equality and women’s rights in the 1850s. As the publisher of The Lily, one of the first women suffragists ...

The Lily is the first U.S. paper written by women, and it all started thanks to Amelia Bloomer in 1849. We broke down all the facts on the "women-centric" newspaper that is making a comeback in 2018!

If opponents of alcohol abuse want a historic heroine in support of their cause, they need look no further than Amelia Jenks Bloomer, whose birthday anniversary is today. Perhaps no American woman ...

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