Captain Janeway was referred to as "Sir," despite clearly not being a man. Perhaps she was taking cues from Marcy from Peanuts, who called Peppermint Patty "Sir." (Actually, it's just military custom to refer to superiors as "sir," no matter what gender they are.) And then Elizabeth Swann became the King of the Pirates. While women taking titles normally reserved for men shows up in fiction every once in a while, what's more impressive is that it's not a product of fiction -- this happens in real life, more often than you'd think, and in pretty high places. For Women's History Month, we've taken a break from fictional female characters to put the spotlight on a few women who became significant rulers, even kings. Yes, kings. Not queens, not empresses, but kings.
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Hello, it is Wednesday again which means Kelsey and I are doing another "the good life" link up. I look forward to these each week. It ...
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Part of every purchase you make goes to philosophically profound causes. The other part goes to extra gold plated faucets in the Ivory Tower bathrooms.
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Hope you all had a great BH holiday weekend, for those of you here in the UK! Today's quote encourages us to embrace the everyday: {ever...
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