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| Raquel Welch at 70 |
When is it 'bad' for daughters to be like their mothers? When is it good and rewarding when the daughter's life is a mirror of her mothers? Both questions are long roads around the central theme of most dialogues weighing in on the legacy of Raquel Welch's life when her daughter posed for Playboy as a young woman!
First, Playboy is an achievement for writers, photographers, fashion icons and models. Its founder is important to America's intellectual advancements in race relations, sexual rights, the women's movement, and the Civil Rights movement and also Playboy's founder, Hugh Hefner has stirred the nation to answer and dare the questions that challenged American's contradictions and challenges around sex, sexuality and sexual freedom and expression from its inception in the 1950's forward to the present day. With this backdrop how do we teach our daughters to be women?
Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of StoriesMay 21, 2015
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| Playboy cover Tahnee Welch (1995) |
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