#marybeard

Currently working my way through this stack. What are you reading now? #suffrage #suffragist #suffragette #suffragettes #suffragists #votesforwomen #wonderwomen #womeninscience #marybeard #maywrightsewall #wollstonecraft (at Indianapolis, Indiana)

I can't recommed enough that all humans read this book. All that's on my mind now is how we can redefine power!

Went to Walmart to return something and that was a bad idea. Hardly any parking and just too many people. I’m not used to it. Guess this is what happens when you get most of your groceries delivered. Anyways, this is such a delish snack! @trufru Reading this book finally! #romanhistory #historynerd #trufru #historybook #marybeard #readabook #abookamonth #selfcare #ancienthistory #currentlyreading #strawberries #chocolatecoveredstrawberries https://www.instagram.com/p/ChfdTugAjqp/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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I would like to start this review with two interesting quotes of Mary Beard’s manifesto. “Public speech was a – if not the – defining attribute of maleness. A woman speaking in public was, in most circumstances, by definition not a woman.” “For a start it doesn’t much matter what line you take as a woman, if you venture into traditional male territory, the abuse comes anyway. It is not what you say that prompts it, it’s simply the fact that you’re saying it.” I get this feeling, anno 2021, we have only made little steps in the right direction. Interesting to read how some woman, like Thatcher, have tried to masculine themselves (by speaking with a lower voice f.i.) to fit their role. Beard connects the stories from ancient history with the time of writing this manifesto. And it is still relevant today. It shows us how male-driven our society still is. Like when you speak about a professor or a doctor, most of us still picture a man. I wonder if this is ever going to change.

Somellama loves me! #christmas #history #marybeard #rome https://www.instagram.com/p/CJOON9iDXTL/?igshid=1amc28tcz8mh3

When it all gets too much, there’s always #marybeard to distract us with her good-natured enthusiasm for classical #history. #meettheromans is excellent. (at Lochend, City of Edinburgh) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIBx3uSj9Qn/?igshid=17d3gssb6wo61

🙏❤️🙏 . . #Repost @britishmuseum with @make_repost ・・・ Discover what this bronze head of the Roman emperor Augustus can tell us about iconoclasm in the ancient world with Mary Beard and Director Hartwig Fischer – watch the video at YouTube.com/britishmuseum 📽 🔎 ‘The Meroë Head’. A bronze head of Augustus. Roman, 27–25 BC. #BritishMuseum #AncientRome #MaryBeard #Augustus https://www.instagram.com/p/CEzolYmAdw7/?igshid=1qodsil0kqwte