Susan B. Glaspell

Susan B. Glaspell was an American writer, journalist, and playwright active in the early 20th century. She is best known for her play "Trifles," which explores themes of gender roles and justice through a murder investigation. As a pioneering feminist, Glaspell used her storytelling to highlight women's experiences and societal constraints. Her work often combines literary art with social critique, making her a significant figure in American literature and drama. Her contributions helped shed light on issues of gender inequality and contributed to the early women's rights movement.