Cara Burnidge
@burnidge.bsky.social
Historian of religion and politics in the US. Researching “progressive” political and religious movements and teaching undergraduates about religious diversity in the US and what they can do with their Religious Studies majors.
I also felt uncomfortable learning so much about their lives and arguments. This trend is interesting to know on a macro level but I’m not sure I should know micro level details. And the intersection with family courts! Agh!
September 19, 2025 at 3:56 PM
I also felt uncomfortable learning so much about their lives and arguments. This trend is interesting to know on a macro level but I’m not sure I should know micro level details. And the intersection with family courts! Agh!
I couldn’t finish reading it. Wow. Wowee.
September 19, 2025 at 4:15 AM
I couldn’t finish reading it. Wow. Wowee.
Yes to what’s above and depending on your interest, Myth of Seneca Falls by Tetrault or Fighting Chance by Dudden.
There’s some like Funding Feminism that focus on how finances shape the mvmt
There’s so much specialization now that trade presses might have the best overviews
There’s some like Funding Feminism that focus on how finances shape the mvmt
There’s so much specialization now that trade presses might have the best overviews
September 5, 2025 at 1:11 AM
Yes to what’s above and depending on your interest, Myth of Seneca Falls by Tetrault or Fighting Chance by Dudden.
There’s some like Funding Feminism that focus on how finances shape the mvmt
There’s so much specialization now that trade presses might have the best overviews
There’s some like Funding Feminism that focus on how finances shape the mvmt
There’s so much specialization now that trade presses might have the best overviews