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;X-APPLE-RADIUS=10;X-TITLE=Virtual:geo:38.812 2835,-77.1171899 GEO:38.8122835;-77.1171899 DESCRIPTION:A special presentation for Women's History Month. .\nhttps://a lexandria.libnet.info/event/4716335 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:When we think of the American Civil War\, we often think of the blue and the gray\; of the North and the South\; of those who \;defended the \;union and those who claimed to defend&n bsp\;states&rsquo\; rights. Doubtless\, we remember the men who fought on the battlefields across the North\, South\, and West and the politicians w ho shaped these battles with their words. But what about the women whose l ives were influenced by the decisions of others? Listen as Sarah Brady int roduces you to two remarkable women with stories of the American Civil War . \;
\nSarah Brady is a storyteller\, teaching artist\, and writ er. Prior to becoming a professional storyteller\, she taught communicatio n and theatre at Hampton University in Hampton\, Virginia. Sarah tells sto ries in the United Kingdom and United States\, working with such entities as Arts for Learning--Virginia\; Essex Cultural Diversity Project\; Epic T ales\; the White Rose Project\; and the Suffolk Archives. Find out more ab out her work at \;www.sarahosburnbrady.com. \;
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