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Last active ruler of the Kingdom of Egypt

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Queen Nanny was the leader of the maroons that led a community to escaped from slavery in Jamaica in the 18th century.
She's on the $500 bill of Jamaica
-Karen

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- First black woman to sue and win against a white man in court and regained custody of her son

- Saw the power of telling the truth, so renamed herself Sojourner Truth
- Fierce advocate for women's rights and abolishing slavery at a time where very few women, let alone women of color had a voice.

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- Born a slave in Maryland, escaped to Philadelphia using the underground railroad.
-Turned around and went back to rescue family, friends, and strangers. Made 13 trips trips on the under ground railroad. Freed over 700 people.
- First woman to lead an armed force. Led 159 soldiers & 3 gun ships to attack South Carolina shores and free more people during the Civil War

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-Famous british artist who painted flowers and landscapes
-Traveled to all of the continents besides Antarctica to study plants/flowers around the world

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First African American female Doctor

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1850 - California becomes the 31st State in U.S.A.

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1850 - California becomes the 31st State in U.S.A.

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First African American female lawyer

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a Belgian–French explorer, spiritualist, Buddhist, anarchist and writer. She is most known for her 1924 visit to Lhasa, Tibet, when it was forbidden to foreigners.

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- Investigative Journalist that exposed the atrocities in the South. Started an anti-lynching campaign
- She helped start the NAACP
- She helped women gain the right to vote
-Also a teacher

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- Traveled throughout West Africa and resulting work helped shape European perception of African culture and British imperialism

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North vs. South

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End of slavery in the United States.

13th Amendment abolishes slavery in the U.S.

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- First female self-made millionaire in America
- Made her fortune by inventing hair care products for Black women.
- She walked door to door selling her product and teaching women how to use it. Called it "The Walker Method"
- 1908 she built a factory and beauty school in Pittsburg. Moved it to Indiana.
- Her business provided jobs to 40,000 women in 6 different countries
- When she died she left 2/3 of her money to charity

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- First woman to win a Nobel prize
- First person to win two Nobel prizes in two different science fields (physics & chemistry)
-First woman professor at University of Paris
-Joseph

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Granted citizenship to all men born in the U.S. (not women).

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Gave the right to vote to all men. (not women)

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- Worked as a teacher in the south for 10 years. Improve education specifically for young black girls
- She fought for women's rights
- She is the founder of Bethune-Cookman University
- Was the president of the Nation Association of Colored Women's clubs and president of Nation Council of Negro women
- Advisor on Education and race issues to 5 presidents

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- Invented the hairbrush with synthetic bristles
- Fought for the women's right to vote.
- In order for her female neighbors to attend women's suffrage meetings, Lyda shut down a whole street so the women could watch their kids play from the meeting
- Helped win women's right to vote

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- Born in Kansas
-First female aviator to fly SOLO across the Atlantic ocean.
-Also flew across Pacific ocean
-Fashion icon
-She tried to fly around the world (circumnavigate) and she disappeared
-She was declared dead but some think she changed her identity
-Michael

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1903 - Marie Curie becomes first woman to win a Nobel Prize

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1903 - Marie Curie becomes first woman to win a Nobel Prize

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-Joseph

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1911 - Marie Curie becomes only person to ever win two Nobel Prizes in different science fields

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1911 - Marie Curie becomes only person to ever win two Nobel Prizes in different science fields

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chemistry and physics
-Joseph

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- Famous singer of her time
- First African American to perform at the white house
- When she was 6 she joined her church choir
- Performed in front of a crowd of 75,000 people in front of the Lincoln Memorial in DC

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- Refused to give up her seat to a white man on the bus in Montgomery, Alabama. Started Montgomery Bus Boycott in 1955 and Civil Rights Movement with Martin Luther King Jr.
- Civil Rights Icon

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- Icon and a trendsetter in the world of jazz
- Nickname "Lady Day"
- Discovered at 18
- First female african american vocalist to work with a white orchestra
- Raised by a single mom. Her dad left to become a musician

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Her Job was  a research mathematician. She worked for NASA And she was the first women to work for NASA and that's she a famous . Her math skills helped astronauts go to the moon and come come back.
-Joseph

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She was known for being the first female African-American in the Tennessee General Assembly. She was also known as Dr.D. She was also elected to the Tennessee House Of Representatives. While Dorothy was serving in The House Of Representatives, she fought for womens rights and abortion and the rights of POC.
- Stacy

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The Harlem Renaissance was an intellectual and cultural revival of African American music, dance, art, fashion, literature, theater and politics centered in Harlem, Manhattan, New York City, spanning the 1920s and 1930s

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Women gain the right to vote. (Women's suffrage)

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Her math and science skills earned her the nickname of "human computer" at NASA, and she later became NASA's first Black female engineer.
- Arleth

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- First African-American woman to serve in congress (1968) served 7 terms
- First African-American woman to run for president (1972)
- Key figure in civil rights & women's rights movement
- Said she wanted to be remembered as "someone who had guts"
- Obama awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom

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- First black tennis player (man or woman) to win the Wimbledon, U.S. Open and 54 other world championship tournaments

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- Born in Hawaii
- First woman of color to be elected to congress (1965). Served in congress for almost 40 years
- Ran for president
-Fought for women's rights in the 60s

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- One of the most influential labor activists in the 20th century
- Leader of the Chicano civil rights movement
- Co-founded the United Farm Workers Association with Cesar Chavez in the 1960s
-Won Presidential medal of freedom
-Stacy

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- She is a famous writer, specifically about African American characters
-Won a lot of awards
1. Nobel Prize in Literature
2. Presidential Medal of Freedom
3. Pulitzer Prize
4. National Humanities Medal
-Arleth

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1932 - Amelia Earhart makes transatlantic flight

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1932 - Amelia Earhart makes transatlantic flight

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-Michael

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Rosie The Riveter - Women working jobs that were typically for men to help with war effort

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Angela Yvonne Davis is best known as a radical African American educator and activist for civil rights and other social issues.
Davis was one of the founders of  Critical Resistance,a national grassroots  organisation dedication to building  a movement to abolish the prison  complex. In recent work she has argued that the prison system in the united states more closely  resembles a new form of slavery than a crimal justice
- Estrella

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- Famous writer
-Born in California
- Science fiction writer who saw the lack of African-American characters in science fiction. To fix that she wrote books with African Americans as the main character.

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She was the first African-American child to desegregate the elementary school in Louisiana. Had to be escorted in and out by police officers
-Susan
- Estrella

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- Famous TV host
-"Queen of All Media"
- Richest African-American of the 20th century
- North America's first black multi-billion
-Ranked as the greatest black philanthropist in American History
- In 2007 she named the most influential woman in the world

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Montgomery Bus Boycott - December 1st 1955

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Montgomery Bus Boycott - December 1st 1955

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When Rosa Parks said "NO"

-also Tyrell's birthday

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- First and only woman ever officially drafted to the NBA
- One of the best female basketball players of all time
-Played in the Olympics and won a silver medal
-In the basketball hall of fame
-Tyrell

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- First woman of color to go into space
-Had several jobs
1. Engineer
2. Doctor
3. Astronaut
4. Philanthropist (Started a charity)

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1958 - Mary Jackson becomes first African-American female engineer to work at NASA

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1958 - Mary Jackson becomes first African-American female engineer to work at NASA

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- Arleth

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1956 - Althea Gibson wins French Open, Wimbledon and U.S. Open

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1956 - Althea Gibson wins French Open, Wimbledon and U.S. Open

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- First Latina woman to go to space
- Went to space 4 times
- There's schools named after her to honor her.
- Was a mom when she went into space
- Encourages young girls to study science and art
-Mexican-American
-Professional flute player

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-Guatamalan human rights activist
-Won Nobel Peace Prize
- Dedicated her life to publicizing the rights of Guatemala's Indigenous peoples during and after the Guatemalan Civil war. And she promoted Indigenous rights internationally

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1960 - Ruby Bridges desegregates school in Louisiana

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1960 - Ruby Bridges desegregates school in Louisiana

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- Susan
-Estrella

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American Attorney, former first lady, public figure, all-around icon, first african-american first lady, first first lady who is a lawyer
-Angel

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- First woman of color to serve in congress (1965)

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1968 - Shirley Chisolm elected to Congress

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1968 - Shirley Chisolm elected to Congress

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- First African-American woman to serve in congress (1968)

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an American contemporary painter, silhouettist, print-maker, installation artist, filmmaker, and professor who explores race, gender, sexuality, violence, and identity in her work.
- Kevin S

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1972 - Shirley Chisolm runs for President

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1972 - Shirley Chisolm runs for President

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- First African-American woman to run for President
-Lost in the primary election

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- One of the best female soccer players of all time
- Won the world cup 2 times
- Won the Olympic gold medal twice and one silver medal

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Born in Colombia and immigrated to the U.S.A., learned English and became an Engineer. later became first immigrant Hispanic American to join NASA Space program

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Serena Williams is a Professional tennis player,voice actor,writer,stylist,and a Businessperson.

She is most known for being a professional tennis player. She has won 23 grand slam titles, the second most of all time.
-Julie

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-Bryan

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Born in Yemen and came to America with her family

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Rihanna started making music 2003 and went on to sign record labels, she made 8 studio albums, she successful in her career. She has won 9 grammys and was nominated for 33. Rihanna has a net worth of 600 million dollars making herself one of the richest self-made women in 2020.
-Jasmine

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First African American woman to go to space

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1992 - Rigoberta Menchu wins Nobel Peace Prize 

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1992 - Rigoberta Menchu wins Nobel Peace Prize 

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International advocate for Indigenous rights

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First Hispanic woman to go to space

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1993 - Toni Morrison receives Nobel Prize in Literature

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1993 - Toni Morrison receives Nobel Prize in Literature

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- Arleth

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Famous rapper who blew up in 2020/2021
-Thee Stallion means tall beautiful woman in Texas

-TJ

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- Famous singer
- Was on The Voice (TV show competition)
- Writes music about real things that happen in real life

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1996 - Rosa Parks is awarded the Congressional Medal of Freedom

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1996 - Rosa Parks is awarded the Congressional Medal of Freedom

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- Pepe
-Kevin S

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- Fought for girls right to education
- Helped open up schools for girls in Pakistan
- Wrote anonymous journals AT 11 YEARS OLD that gained international attention telling the story of her life and how the Taliban was negatively influencing the area (she was banned from school)
- The Taliban tried to assassinate her when she was 15. She was shot in the head and survived by a miracle
-Her father built a school
- When she was 16 she won the Nobel Peace Prize
-Still fights for women's rights today.

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a poet and activist. Her work focuses on issues of oppression, feminism, race, and marginalization, as well as the African diaspora. Gorman was the first person to be named National Youth Poet Laureate. She published the poetry book The One for Whom Food Is Not Enough in 2015.
-Jasmine

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-Singer, songwriter
- Won 11 Grammys (so far)

-Moises

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2007 - Oprah named most influential woman in the world

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2007 - Oprah named most influential woman in the world

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Olympic gymnast in the 2016 olympics when she was 16 years old. She won a gold and a silver medal.
Is trying to go back to the olympics this year.
-Maria

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2008 - Michelle Obama becomes First Lady

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2008 - Michelle Obama becomes First Lady

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- Angel

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2009 - Diana Trujillo becomes first Immigrant Hispanic American to be accepted to NASA space academy

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2009 - Diana Trujillo becomes first Immigrant Hispanic American to be accepted to NASA space academy

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Led the exploration of Mars project

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2012- Toni Morrison receives Presidential Medal of Freedom

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2012- Toni Morrison receives Presidential Medal of Freedom

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- Arleth

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2012 - Dolores Huerta wins Presidential Medal of Freedom

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2012 - Dolores Huerta wins Presidential Medal of Freedom

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- Stacy

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2014 - Malala wins Nobel Peace Prize at age 17

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2014 - Malala wins Nobel Peace Prize at age 17

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- Fighting for children's right to education in Pakistan and around the world

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2021 - Amanda Gorman recites poem at Presidential Inauguration at age 22

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2021 - Amanda Gorman recites poem at Presidential Inauguration at age 22

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During the ceremony she read an original poem “the hill we climb” and she captured the hearts of people all across the country.
- Jasmine