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Proctor & Gamble’s Irreverent Wartime Marketing Campaign
Mary Gifford

“La Flor Más Autóctona de la Revolución:” Celia Sánchez and the Complexities of Constructing a Distinctly Nationalist Feminist
Hayley Lonergan

Agitational Activism: Maria W. Stewart’s Case for Black Independence, 1832-1833
Maura McCawley

The New Right-Wing Populist: The Blonde “Mother of the Nation”
Christina Charie

Diana E. H. Russell Against Gender-Based Violence in South Africa: Analyzing Europatriarchal Knowledge and Relations to Masculine Power
Georgia Peters

An Outspoken Woman in a Man's World: A Commentary on Seneca's Medea
Julia Eckholdt

The Experience of Native New England Women: Community, Capture, and Enslavement
Fallon Suskavcevic

Meet the Editors
Providence College

Contributors' Notes
Providence College

Editor's Note
Providence College

Table of Contents
Providence College

Alembic Cover 2025
Lily Spiegel

2025 Rev. Cornelius P. Forster, O.P. Making History Conference Program
Rev. Cornelius P. Forster, O.P. Making History Conference Planning Committee

Representations of Queer Cowboys in History, Literature, and Film
Olivia Black

Race and Republicanism in the Political Thought of Simón Bolívar
Jeremy Cumplido

“Gli scheletri della dittatura”: Fascist Art, Architecture, and Monuments in Modern Italy
John "Jack" Moore

Race and Greek Mythology: An Analysis of a Racialized Hierarchy in Literary and Artistic Depictions of the Line of Io in Archaic and Classical Greece
Angie Pierre

Melville and the Market: Literature and the Language of Capitalism in Nineteenth-Century America
Emma Williams

Spring Dance Concert 2025 Concert Photo
Tamara Chapman

Spring Dance Concert 2025 Concert Photo
Tamara Chapman

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