Mary K. Carr

About the Author

Mary K. Carr is a historian and author whose work delves into the untold stories of women's resilience and societal transformation in the early 20th century. With a background in archival research and gender studies, she brings a fresh perspective to historical narratives, illuminating the intersections of personal agency and cultural upheaval. Her debut book, #MeToo, circa 1927: The Quest for Meaning, explores the hidden voices of women navigating scandal and self-discovery during the Jazz Age, drawing on primary sources to challenge conventional histories. Carr's writing bridges the gap between past and present, offering readers insightful reflections on enduring struggles for equality and identity. She resides in Boston, where she continues to lecture and write on feminist history.