At one of the many Planned Parenthood rallies in Portland, Maine, this one in 2015, a nurse practitioner for the organization spoke, making it clear that "a few white men" were not going to interfere with her work.
I disagree with her work. But, what do you expect. I'm a white man.
Think you know Georgia O'Keeffe? You'll be thinking differently after seeing a thoughtful arrangement of 125 multi-medium artifacts presented in the galleries of the Peabody Essex Museum.
This collection transcends the notion of O'Keeffe as a celebrated painter of female erotica and death. Instead, the composite of photographs, paintings, and fashions manifest a vibrant psychological thesis that explains O'Keeffe's resolution to live a life where "everything in one's environment should be beautiful and unified in a harmonious style of simplicity and understatement."
