'Childless cat ladies' have cared about America's children and future for centuries
Briefly

The criticisms leveled at childless women in the presidential campaign illustrate a narrow view of motherhood, ignoring the diverse ways in which women contribute to society. Historical perspectives remind us that mothering can take many forms beyond biological definitions.
Katharine Bement Davis symbolizes the 'new women' of her era, who sought higher education and professional careers, showcasing how women without biological children have played essential roles in shaping the future.
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