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America's monuments tell us who matters. Yet on the National Mall, where presidents, generals and founding fathers dominate the landscape, women's contributions remain strikingly absent. The battle over a permanent Smithsonian American Women's History Museum exposes how contested women's place in our national story still is.
The museum's latest exhibit, Unhidden Heroines, offers a glimpse of what that story could look like—one in which women are no longer relegated to footnotes but recognized as central figures in shaping the nation.
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