A pioneering female engineer and architect who fought for women's right to vote, making significant contributions to the development of infrastructure and social justice.
93 Years Old
A pioneering Supreme Court Justice and women's rights advocate who championed gender equality and became a cultural icon.
Born in 1820
Pioneering figure in the women's suffrage movement, fighting for women's right to vote and own property. Her tireless efforts led to significant advancements in women's rights.
Born in 1815
Pioneering women's rights activist who led the women's suffrage movement, fighting for women's right to vote and own property.
Born in 1885
A pioneering figure in the women's suffrage movement, fighting for equal rights and voting privileges through nonviolent protests and strategic lobbying. Her legacy continues to inspire feminist activism today.
Born in 1879
A pioneering birth control activist who advocated for women's reproductive rights and founded the American Birth Control League, precursor to Planned Parenthood.
Born in 1821
Founded the American Red Cross, providing humanitarian aid and disaster relief, and pioneering nursing education. Known for her courageous and selfless efforts during the Civil War and beyond.
Born in 1857
A pioneering investigative journalist who exposed corporate wrongdoing, particularly in the oil industry, through her meticulous research and writing, sparking significant reforms.