- [lisa] it is a huge seller, and gwendolyn, our daughter, who's gwendolyn elizabeth that the store's named after, she went through and as we were developing the soap, she came up with names that talked about people that were influential in her life. so this is dr. susie's red clover tea, and it's just, it looks beautiful. - what is this one? this one is unbelievable. great? i can't see. lucky pirate's island rum, yes it's a really good one. isn't it great? so dr. susie's a neighbor and just a really great influence on gwendolyn as a woman role model. but gwendolyn really just came up with this concept as looking to earn some extra money in the summertime last year. - [natalie] how old's your daughter? - [lisa] 14. - [natalie] 14? and so she kind of has created this whole concept, and this store exists because of her. - [lisa] it does. and my husband said, "well you can work for someone else "or you could work for yourself." and so he took her to the mall and they shopped at things she likes, and she liked some bath and body shops, so she decided that maybe it was time to come up with

and gwendolyn hertz-feld-mastroantonio! here for the annual dance of the lemons, where each of you gets to trade your worst teacher to another school. the union's happy, the parents are placated,

gwendolyn hoyt, we call hear battered woman. one day her husband had humiliate her to the breaking point ship took her young son's baseball bat, hit him over the head, and in their argument, became another murder prosecution. didn't put women on juries. and the supreme court, the liberal warren court in 1961, said that was okay. and then a decade of the '70s there was one case after another in which gender lines were struck down. why had that happened in not because of me. it is because society had changed. society was moving and of course our reactive institutions -- they don't lead the way, but they can perhaps accelerate the direction of change. so it was the first case you read in 1971 that was already the burg are -- burger court, and a whole series of cases and the court saw the light. the statute books into the '70s had a certain vision of the way women are and the way men are so the men were the bread winners, and were -- the woman's domain was the home and raising children. so if you didn't fit that rule, you were out o