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In this week’s Hoes Throughout History, Kelsey dives into the scandalous, petty, and downright iconic life of Theodora of Byzantium - the actress-turned-courtesan who flipped the script and became Empress of the Byzantine Empire. From slut-shaming gossip in the history books to changing laws for women, Theodora’s story is messy, powerful, and oh-so-relevant. We’ll cover: - Her rise from stage girl to co-ruler
- The social reforms that gave hoes rights in 500 CE
- The infamous “Purple is a fine color for a burial shroud” speech that saved Constantinople from burning
Get comfy, grab your coffee, and let’s talk about how a “hoe” became the woman who held an empire together. Don’t forget to rate, review, and tell me: what’s YOUR purple shroud hill?
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