Today in Feminist History: Two Women (Illegally) Run the Boston

Kathrine Switzer and Roberta Gibb ran today despite the race having been strictly limited to male athletes since its beginning in 1897.

A Brief History of Women's Liberation Movements in America

The Dog-Crate Prison Break - The Atlantic

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Mile2Marathon Personal Coaching & Group Workouts for Runners

Meet the first woman to run the Boston Marathon (illegally) 50

Inspiring Marathon Stories of Strong Women

Boston Marathon: Women weren't allowed to compete until 1972

Lucy Stone National Women's History Museum

Of Women Who Walk: The Feelings Of Freedom and Fear - Ms. Magazine

Kathrine Switzer: 50 years ago women were not allowed to run the

Alice Marie Coachman, the first black woman to win an Olympic Gold Medal in 1948.

Women Breaking Barriers in the Music Industry

Boston's Women and the Underground Railroad - Boston African