Deborah Carlson

This. I was married in 1972. I couldn't even rent an apartment without going through all kinds of hassles.

Before 1974, women couldn’t get credit cards, loans, or tenancy without a man’s signature. Your future depended on who you married—not who you were. 📉 Then women fought. And they won. The Equal Credit Opportunity Act gave women the right to apply in their own names. No husband. No permission slip. No asking a man to vouch for your worth. 💳 Now you can: · Start a business 🚀 · Buy a home 🏡 · Build wealth in your own name 💪 The law gave you permission. Now give yourself the life. 🕊️ Use your credit. Start that thing. Dream out loud. That’s how you honor the women who made it possible. @americanexpress

"Into The Quiet" pieces on the title wall. Dart Gallery Denver Last weekend to see my show.

New works coming for my upcoming solo show at D'art Gallery, Denver. "Into The Quiet"