Rathbone’s most significant contribution to British politics was her work in the development of the welfare state. She campaigned for the introduction of family allowances and social security systems that would offer financial support to those who were economically disadvantaged. Her tireless

Eleanor Rathbone (1872-1946) stands out in British history as a pioneering parliamentarian and philanthropist who dedicated her life to social reform, women's rights, and improving the welfare of marginalized communities. Her work as a Member of Parliament (MP) and a leader in progressive social

The final years of Hypatia’s life were marked by increasing religious and political strife. In 415 CE, the conflict between Christians and pagans in Alexandria reached a tragic climax. Hypatia, who was still teaching at the Neoplatonic School, was caught in the crossfire of this conflict. A gr

Hypatia’s contributions to science, particularly mathematics and astronomy, were groundbreaking. She is often credited with developing a more accurate version of the astrolabe, an ancient instrument used for determining the position of the stars and planets. The astrolabe was crucial for navig