
Daily Stories on Hidden Women Inventors, Pioneers, Heroes, and Leaders the Patriarchy doesn't want you to know about
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At 67, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf became the First Woman President of an African Country. She was beaten by her husband, jailed for calling Liberia's rulers "idiots," and survived assassination attempts.
On April 22, 1980, ten days after sevent...
Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards tested 40,000 water samples and brough the word "ecology" into English that led to America’s first clean water rules.
Somewhere in your day, probably before your first coffee, you trusted a woman whose name...
Maria Skłodowska Curie discovered two elements, named radioactivity, and her X-ray units treated a million wounded soldiers—yet France shut her out of its top science academy and never thanked her.
When Maria Skłodowska Curie collected the...
Suaad Allami, the daughter of parents who couldn't read, became a lawyer, opened Iraq's first free legal clinic for women, and kept working through death threats—even as colleagues doing the same job.
In October 2014, inside the United Nat...
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