Kimberly Wilmot Voss is full professor of journalism at the University of Central Florida.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: An Introduction to the Women’s PagesChapter 2: Childhood and CollegeChapter 3: Marriage and ChildrenChapter 4: Career at the Dallas Times HeraldChapter 5: Covering the Kennedy AssassinationChapter 6: Intersection with the Women’s Liberation MovementChapter 7: Continued Expansion of Women’s NewsChapter 8: (Not Really) RetirementBibliographyAbout the Author

This biography thoroughly captures telling moments of how women's editor, Vivian Castleberry, elevated her newspaper's women's section to be taken as seriously as the other news pages. But Castleberry's noted endeavors in journalism are not only for journalism scholars to appreciate. The full story of Vivian Castleberry is for anyone who seeks to be wise to the challenges that Castleberry faced — in her career as a female professional, in her personal life as a working wife and mother, and in her community as a beacon of light in her advocacy for women in society. Through her examination of and interactions with Castleberry, Kimberly Wilmot Voss allows the reader to recognize moments that we also might have experienced, feeling empowered ourselves.

Kimberly Wilmot Voss is full professor of journalism at the University of Central Florida.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: An Introduction to the Women’s PagesChapter 2: Childhood and CollegeChapter 3: Marriage and ChildrenChapter 4: Career at the Dallas Times HeraldChapter 5: Covering the Kennedy AssassinationChapter 6: Intersection with the Women’s Liberation MovementChapter 7: Continued Expansion of Women’s NewsChapter 8: (Not Really) RetirementBibliographyAbout the Author

This biography thoroughly captures telling moments of how women's editor, Vivian Castleberry, elevated her newspaper's women's section to be taken as seriously as the other news pages. But Castleberry's noted endeavors in journalism are not only for journalism scholars to appreciate. The full story of Vivian Castleberry is for anyone who seeks to be wise to the challenges that Castleberry faced — in her career as a female professional, in her personal life as a working wife and mother, and in her community as a beacon of light in her advocacy for women in society. Through her examination of and interactions with Castleberry, Kimberly Wilmot Voss allows the reader to recognize moments that we also might have experienced, feeling empowered ourselves.

Kimberly Wilmot Voss is full professor of journalism at the University of Central Florida.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: An Introduction to the Women’s PagesChapter 2: Childhood and CollegeChapter 3: Marriage and ChildrenChapter 4: Career at the Dallas Times HeraldChapter 5: Covering the Kennedy AssassinationChapter 6: Intersection with the Women’s Liberation MovementChapter 7: Continued Expansion of Women’s NewsChapter 8: (Not Really) RetirementBibliographyAbout the Author

This biography thoroughly captures telling moments of how women's editor, Vivian Castleberry, elevated her newspaper's women's section to be taken as seriously as the other news pages. But Castleberry's noted endeavors in journalism are not only for journalism scholars to appreciate. The full story of Vivian Castleberry is for anyone who seeks to be wise to the challenges that Castleberry faced — in her career as a female professional, in her personal life as a working wife and mother, and in her community as a beacon of light in her advocacy for women in society. Through her examination of and interactions with Castleberry, Kimberly Wilmot Voss allows the reader to recognize moments that we also might have experienced, feeling empowered ourselves.