“Any great change must expect opposition, because it shakes the very foundation of privilege.” – Lucretia Mott
In the world of music, women overcame stereotypes and prejudices to become successes, to make the music they wanted, and to be inspirations for countless girls and women across the world. This week, in honor of Women’s History Month, we explore some of those women who broke down barriers and left legacies that are still celebrated today.
“Soul Survivor”: Aretha Franklin
“The Mother of Hip-Hop,” Sylvia Robinson
“Joni Mitchell’s Openhearted Heroism”
“A girl singer.” – Wanda Jackson
“The Vulnerable Woman Behind Janis Joplin’s Legend”
In Alabama: An interview with guitarist, songwriter, vocalist, and Athens native, Brittany Howard.
@ Alabama Chanin
Explore our Mother’s Day Gift Guide on Tuesday.
Friday – Profile on Ava Duvernay; #womenwhoinspire
@ The School of Making
Updates to Custom DIY are coming Thursday.
@ The Factory Store + Café
The Daily Menu (Monday through Friday + Saturday brunch)
This week The Factory Store is highlighting Alabama Sawyer housewares in preparation of a special pop-up. Owners Leigh and Cliff Spencer are hosting a pop-up shop at The Factory during on April 13th and 14th during The Gathering. Plan to stop by and say hello.