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She was the first district attorney in the United States.
During her career she was known as Mrs. Sherlock Holms.
She solved crimes even after the police surrendered. Usually of disappeared women.
One was the Cruger case, Henry Cruger was a senator of New York, his daughter disappeared and Mary Grace found the body.
She also solved a crime in 1919, Alice Paul was accused of a crime she didn't commit and got arrested. Mary Grace proved Alice  was innocent and thanks to her Alice could give her speech convincing president Woodrow, the 19th amendment was approved and women could vote.

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Marie Curie (1867- 1934) - María Falcón 

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Marie Curie (1867- 1934) - María Falcón 

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Marie Curie was a pioneering physicist and scientist, who coined the term radioactivity, discovered two new elements (radium and polonium) and developed a portable x-ray machine.

Currie was the first person (not woman) who has won two separate Noble Prizes, one for physics and another for chemistry, and to this day Curie is the only person, regardless of gender, to receive Noble prizes for two different sciences.

Currie faced near constant adversity and discrimination throughout her career, as science and physics was such a male-dominated field, but despite this, her research remains relevant and has influenced the world of science to this day.

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She is an actress, model and activist woman that recognized, principally by her permormance as Hermione Granger in Harry Potter films. In addition, she has also played as Belle in the Beauty and the Beast. When she had to record the film, she had to wear a corset, that is an underwear garment very uncomfortable used to hug the trunk of woman. She denied to wear this cloth as a sign of feminism, breaking the women stereotype to be always perfect and pretty.

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She was a black woman who lived in the U.S.
She was an activist who defended women and fought for the abolition of slavery. She delivered the speech "Ain't I a woman?" in 1951 which is very known and has a deep meaning that makes us remember the sentence "We are all equal, but some are more equal than others" by George Orwell.
She won the first trial a black woman has ever won against a white man.

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She was sexually harassing when she was little, and she was an afroamerican slave. She wrote her own autobography for trying to avoid slavery. She also reported against women violation, racism and sexualization.

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She is just 28 years old but is already one of the most succesfull artists. She started acting when she was really young and then switch to singing.

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Anne Frank lived in hiding in a house during the Holocaust to avoid being killed by the Germans for being Jewish. During the hell she lived through, she wrote a diary that has now been read by millions of people and describes what she experienced during the holocaust from the point of view of a little girl like she was at the time she wrote it.

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Sally Ride (1951-2012) (Álvaro Poncela) 

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Sally Ride (1951-2012) (Álvaro Poncela) 

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She was the first women to ever go to outer space. Apart from that she was a professional tennis player and a ficisit at NASA. On June 18, 1983, she became the first woman from the American continent to travel into space as a crew member on the space shuttle Challenger as part of the missionSTS-7 . They conducted pharmaceutical experiments, it was the first mission to use the robot arm in space, and the first to use the arm to retrieve a satellite.

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Sandra Day O'Connor (1930-Present)
She was the first female justice on the Supreme Court, serving from 1961-2006.
President Ronald Reagan appointed her.

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Rihanna is a very influential musician, who is just 34 years old. Her personality and songs have influenced millions of people, making her one of the most streamed musicians of all time. Her career and achievements are a big example of how powerful and capable women are, and that is why certain men shouldn't underestimate them.

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Hélene de Pourtales, she were the firts women winning a gold medal on the olimpic games. She opened the doors to other womens for going to the olimpic games.
She won her gold medal on 1900.

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1412-1431
She was a french woman that fought against England and crowned the Catholic King Charles VIl as the legitimate sovereign of France. She died in the bonfire a few years later.
She was influencial because she demostrated the power that woman had to fight like men.

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Barbara Jordan was an African-American woman who was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. In addition, using his power as lawyer and educator; she achieved to be the first African-American woman to give a keynote address at the Democratic National Convention. She inspired (and continues inspiring) a lot of young, and not as young, women who wanted to fight over their rights.

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She is a young actress and activist.Emma has said on several occasions that she fought for her education during the filming of "Harry Potter", so she managed to study at Brown University while recording and finally enroll in Oxford shortly after finishing the last film in the saga, demonstrating the ability of women in education and their great strength to fight. She is an UN Women Goodwill Ambassador since 2014, and she has given many speeches as the one at the SheForHe Campaign,or in a lot of interviews. She also donated a million pounds to fight against sexual harassment of women and saying inspiring phrases that make us think like "Feminism is not something to convince you that gender equality is something to sign up for because you can get something out of it, or for your sister or for your mother.The question is, "Why is it good for all of humanity?", or "Feminism is not here to impose anything on anyone. It is not presciptive or dramatic. All we want is to give you an option". In addition, she takes every opportunity to make us think and give visibility to our rights as women and uses her social networks to do so.

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Emmeline Pankhurst (1858-1928)- Pablo Chocarro

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Emmeline Pankhurst (1858-1928)- Pablo Chocarro

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A British political activist who, established the League for Women's Voting Rights in 1892, a suffrage movement whose first achievement was the achievement, two years later, of the right to vote in local elections for married women.

She also wrote some books that would inspire these “revolutionaries”. She appears in the movie “Suffragists” where we can see the high influence she had on other women, by doing speeches, writing books…

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Coretta Scott King: (1927-2006) She was the wife of Martin Luther King and preserved the legacy of his husband defending the rights of black people and women and she also founded the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change.

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25 of the Most Influential Women in American History

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As Women's History Month comes to an end, a list of some of the ladies who continue to inspire us here at The Daily Signal, along with recommended reading.