Historic characters take the stage at Women&#039;s History Month
observance Actress Kate Campbell Stevenson portrays Rachel
Carson Tuesday at Fort Belvoir's National Women's History Month
Observance at the Officers' Club. Carson drew attention to
pesticides poisoning the enÂ­vironment in the 1960s and her
testimony before Congress led to the founding of the EPA.  -
Sojourner Truth </b></i>  Fort Belvoir, Va. -- While snow
covered the ground, the Belvoir community gathered at the
Officer's Club to observe Women's History Month Tuesday.  This
year's theme is "Women Taking the Lead to Save Our Planet."
First Sgt. Cynthia Moody presented Sojourner Truth's speech,
"Ain't I a Woman'" with passion. Truth mesmerized her audience
with her speech in 1851 at the Women's Convention in Akron,
Ohio.  After Moody's presentation, Marypat Begin-Ortiz delivered
a powerful message of her own. Begin-Ortiz is the chief of
Belvoir Plans, Analysis and Integration Office.  Begin-Ortiz
asked anyone in the room who had heart disease