Congratulations to our peers who just earned their Master of Arts in Women’s History from Sarah Lawrence College!  We are happy to recognize them here at RE/VISIONIST along with their thesis topics:

Dominique Agri

The Evolution of Wonder Woman

Kristen Bretz

The Private is Political: The Shifts in the Reproductive Rights Movement Following the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court Decision

Christina Burton

Unorthodox Sexualities: Gay Liberation and Same-Sex Marriage 1970-1974

Anne Louise Cranwell

“Don’t You Talk About My Mama!”: Black Women Writers and Motherhood in the Era of the Underclass

Lauren Fisch

Kitty Marion

Yie Foong

Frame Up in Monroe: The Mae Mallory Story

Christine Frieman

Redefining Respectability: Women and Coney Island at the Turn of the Century

Rachel Good

The Essential Woman

Megan Knighton

The Making of a Symbol: The Relationship between Women and Prozac

Mareen Lahey

Abraham Lincoln: A Gendered History, 1860 – 1865

Dorothy Lewis

Black Lives in the Brass City:  An Undocumented Source of Migrant Lives After Migration to The Industrial City of Waterbury, Connecticut

Mrittika Shahita

“Fighting freedom’s battle:” Women Revolutionaries of Bengal

Shirley Stewart

The World of Stephanie St. Clair

Simona Torregrossa

Sarah Orne Jewett

— Rosamund Hunter

[Ed. note: Apologies to Simona Torregrossa, we included an incorrect title for her thesis the first time around.]