Military Women 
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6/12/2022
"Our Best Memorial to the Dead Would be Our Service to the Living"
by Allison S. Finkelstein
An overlooked cohort of American women who served in the first world war worked to establish service, instead of statuary, as a mode of memorialization. Their example offers a path out of the heated politics of commemoration.
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