Mother's Day is a tribute to mothers and to the strength, wisdom and fortitude of women everywhere. The holiday was started by Anna Jarvis in 1908, and officially acknowledged as a holiday by the United States in 1914. Mother's Day usually falls on the second Sunday in May. Jarvis
resented the commercialization of the holiday and wanted it to no longer be a holiday. Click on the link below to learn about women, some who were mothers and some who were not, who accomplished amazing things and change the world as we know it.
Read about Women Pioneers in History.
resented the commercialization of the holiday and wanted it to no longer be a holiday. Click on the link below to learn about women, some who were mothers and some who were not, who accomplished amazing things and change the world as we know it.
Read about Women Pioneers in History.
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