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In an event hosted by The HistoryMakers to mark its 20th anniversary, panelists discussed the importance of preserving African American women’s history.

The committee heard testimony from University of Oklahoma Law Professor Anita Hill during the first day of the reopened confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee and U.S. Court of…

Professor Anita Hill talked about her book, Speaking Truth to Power, published by Doubleday. The title of the book refers to her attempt in 1991 to convince the Senate Judiciary Committee that she was…

Professor Anita Hill gave the commencement address to 2018 graduating students of Wesleyan University. During confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, Professor Hill…

Hilda Solis, Anita Hill, and Sandra Fluke were interviewed by Eleanor Clift about the 50th anniversary of the JFK Status of Women Report. Each talked about her personal experiences, ongoing…

Panelists spoke about the future of women in the workforce and society. Panelists included Anita Hill, Reimaging Equality: Stories of Gender, Race, and Finding Home, Hanna Rosin, The End of…

Anita Hill, a social policy, law, and women studies professor at Brandeis University, examined housing issues in the United States. In her book, which was partially a memoir, Ms. Hill…

Anita Hill gave the keynote address at a conference on the 20th anniversary of her testimony to a congressional committee. She alleged that future Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas had…

University of Oklahoma Law Professor Anita Hill held a news conference upon her return to Oklahoma after testifying in the Supreme Court confirmation hearings of U.S. Court of Appeals Judge…

Following a break, Professor Anita Hill continued answering questions from senators.

Portraying African-American historical figures, participants had a conversation about African-American history in order to provide an insight into the current status of African-Americans…

Former Rep. Schroeder and Professor Hill recounted what they learned at a conference they conducted on the women’s vote in the 2000 elections, including topics such as gender issues, pay…

Professor Hill applauded the “Get Caught Reading” campaign. She focused her remarks on the concept of free speech. She asked where one draws the line for acceptable speech due to the…

Professor Hill encouraged the graduates to accept the challenge of making a name for their generation. She posed several questions for the graduates to ponder as they begin their lives in the…

After appearing on the “Meet the Press,” Ms. Hill and Ms. Ireland talked about the presidential investigation, especially the White House response to it.

Author Dorothy West, the last survivor of the Harlem Renaissance, was honored during a celebration commemorating her 90th birthday and her work. Mr. Ogletree moderated the proceedings which…

At the closing plenary session of the National Bar Association’s 70th annual convention, Anita Hill spoke about the ways judicial and legislative decisions affect the pursuit of a level…

Anita Hill spoke to an audience attending the convention of the International Platform Association after receiving the Eleanor Roosevelt Award from the association. She talked about the…

Panelists at this afternoon session discussed the state of sexual harassment laws since the Hill-Thomas hearings. The panelists discussed images and portrayal of sexual harassment in…

The American Bar Association’s Commission on Women in the Profession held a luncheon in San Francisco to give the Margaret Brent Women Lawyers of Achievement Awards. Anita Hill, who gained…