“I declare to you that woman must not depend upon the protection of man, but must be taught to protect herself, and there I take my stand.” — Susan B. Anthony
On the heels of Saudi Arabian women’s newly attained right to drive and just a few days away from the United States’ Fourth of July celebration, “independence” is on the forefront of our minds–more specifically female independence. This week we take a deeper look at the amendments, acts, and organizations championed by countless brave women across the decades that have made it possible for the modern woman to live with a sense of independence and grant the power to wield control over her livelihood, body, relationships, and political voice.
“The Butterfly Effect: Female Independence”
“How Planned Parenthood Changed Everything”
Nest: Women’s empowerment in the handworker economy
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972
In Alabama: July 4th is a much-anticipated holiday here at Alabama Chanin. Explore a few of our favorite memories from the Journal here, here, and here, and Natalie’s recipe for Savory Star Biscuits here.
@ Alabama Chanin
In observance of Independence Day, The Factory Store and Café and all Alabama Chanin offices, including customer service and shipping, will be closed Wednesday, July 4th. We hope you have a memorable and safe holiday.
@ The School of Making
Join us at First Tuesdays on July 3rd for a morning of making and fellowship.
@ The Factory Store + Café
Lunch + Saturday brunch menu here
A summer staple, the Heirloom BLT, is back on the menu. Toasted ciabatta topped with Bluewater Creek Farm greens, thick-sliced bacon, locally grown heirloom tomatoes, and aioli is served with your choice of chips. Come in and grab yours this week.