Professor Laura Lovett of U Mass Amherst invited Diana Mara Henry to give an illustrated lecture to her class in Women's History and assigned her students to write answer a discussion question that evening. They did great!
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The students write about learning about how bystanders make history,
diversity in the women's movement,
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gender roles,
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point of view,
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the media,![](images/22ff3eb229ca8612442bcc8cb3d2544e_2yeo.png)
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positive images of women,
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understanding history,
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understanding feminism,
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unity,
being involved as a viewer,
how Diana Mara Henry captured history, and the treasure that is now housed at the Du Bois Library's special collections.