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I am among the 15% of women who edit Wikipedia. My primary contributions are original articles about Catholic sisters, early women MDs, and women in silent film, and I'm a member of the WikiProject Women in Religion . I live in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, DC, work at its university, and attend mass at a nuns' monastery that was founded in 1795 . Author of three books, co-editor of three more (two with a Jesuit), and facilitator of others' writing. My article on why Catholic sisters need Wikipedia pages is here .
Writing interests:
Roman Catholic sisters.
Catholic peace activists.
Women doctors of the late 19th century.
Certain aspects of early Hollywood history related to a late and dear friend Vera Gebbert who lived there from her birth in 1916 to 1947, when she left to be a playwright in New York. These are all original articles.
Roman Catholic sisters [ edit ] Women MDs of the late 1800s and early 1900s [ edit ] Other notable women [ edit ] [ edit ] Lagenlook (fashion style) on Wiktionary, Wikidata, and Wikipedia.
Honey deuce (official cocktail of the U. S. Open) on Wikipedia.
Prince George's Film Festival
Wikidata contributions [ edit ] Please follow this link to Wikidata to see my contributions there.
Those boxes you see all over the place [ edit ]
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