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ART. JEWELRY. ELEPHANTS
 

Art. Jewelry. Elephants.

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN 🎃 #halloween2018 Always about love. #allaboutlove
On my mind. #thinkaboutit ・・・ @elizabeth_gilbert_writer ・・・ In 1974, my mother tried to open a bank account in the state of Connecticut. The bank officer told my mother — who had ALWAYS worked outside the home, and who had been supporting herself financially since she was 15 years old — that it was illegal for her to open a bank account in her own name without her husband’s consent and signed permission. That happened in recent, living memory, people. That happened the year I started school. Just last week I spoke at a conference for the National Association of Women Business Owners — an organization that was founded in 1988, back when it was still illegal for a woman to get a business loan without a man’s signature on the documents. That’s also recent history. Here’s some ancient history: In ancient Rome, a woman would be be arrested if she was caught walking around the city alone with money in her pockets. (How is that any different from what my mother faced in 1974?) These are some of the stories I’m thinking about today. What I’m saying is this: For most of history, it’s been illegal for a woman to be free in any way. Her body didn’t belong to her, her labor didn’t belong to her, her money didn’t belong to her, her voice didn’t belong to her. Certainly her government did not belong to her. In 1776, Abigail Adams wrote a famous letter to her husband John Adams, begging him “to remember the ladies” as he was creating this bold new American government. She asked that women’s concerns be included in the conversation. His response was to completely patronize her and dismiss her. He said, “I cannot help but laugh.” He said, “You are so saucy.” He ridiculed her, but the patriarchy is no joke. It is deep and old and strongly invested in keeping its power. But the patriarchy is crumbling. Even in my lifetime, women have made extraordinary strides. But we aren’t done. We will rise higher. And the patriarchy is kicking back right now against women with an ugly vengeance—the way dangerous beasts always kick when they are cornered. It will get uglier. Then it will get better. Because we will make it better. #getembythemidterms Please click on our friend @glennondoyle’ In Our Hearts and In Our Minds. Always. One October. #vegasstrong HAPPY NATIONAL ❤️🐘ELEPHANT DAY!!! #elephantsquare #loveelephants #happynationalelephantday On my mind and Always in my Heart.