Ladies, Rest In Peace 'Til Next Year
Published: April 26, 2002
Women's History Month, celebrated in March, functions much as Black History Month in February, providing at the least the names and faces left out of history books and off local landmarks. While community tributes and a scattering of speeches fill some of the void, the shame is that opportunist companies give more to the public relations effort than to the individuals who are the subject of celebration. Such as it is these "months of celebration" are little more than headstones marking the graves of afterthought.

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