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Christine De Pisan, France's First Woman of Letters

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Christine de Pisan upended medieval norms not only by refusing to remarry but also by being the first woman to make a living with her pen.

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Christine de Pisan, France's first woman of letters

Christine de Pisan upended medieval norms not only by refusing to remarry but also by being the first woman to make a living with her pen.

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Milestone 1900: When Women Were Allowed to Study at German Universities for the First Time

125 years ago, women were allowed to enroll at German universities for the first time. The pioneer Johanna Kappes paved the way for millions of female students.

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