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1854 - Mary Seacole travelled to England

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1854 - Mary Seacole travelled to England

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She traveled from Jamaica to England to join a group of nurses to help soldiers that were injured in the Crimean war in Russia. She did not get the job, probably because of racism, but she decided to go anyway and build her own hospital.

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The statue of Mary is located outside St. Thomas' Hospital in London. 

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She brougth in any man she could and fed them with hot food so they wouldn't starve for days. Because of her good deeds, people helped her with money after she went home to Britain,
when the war ended in 1856.

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1884 - Norsk Kvinnesaksforening ble stiftet

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1884 - Norsk Kvinnesaksforening ble stiftet

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Gina Krog og Hagbard Berner var de to som stiftet originisasjonen med Berner som formann.

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Gina Krogh sto for en mer radikal likestilingspolitikk. Hun ville ha mindre skille på kvinner og menn. Derfor startet hun NKF og ble selv leder.

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Coco Chanel was born Gabrielle Chanel, and grew up in a time when women dressed in a very formal way, with corsets, big hats and many bows and ribbons. She wanted design clothes that women could move more freely in and do whatever they wanted in. She used lightweight fabric to make clothes for active women, including swimwear. Some of the most controversial things she did was introduce trousers for women and cut her hair short.

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1910 - kvinner fikk kommunal stemmerett i Norge

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1910 - kvinner fikk kommunal stemmerett i Norge

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Kvinner med skattbar inntekt fikk stemmerett ved kommunevalg i 1901, men det var i 1910 de fikk stemmerett på lik linje med menn.

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Kvinner fikk begrenset stemmerett ved stortingsvalg i 1907 og stemmerett på lik linje med menn i 1913.

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1926 - Coco Chanel designed "the little black dress"

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1926 - Coco Chanel designed "the little black dress"

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1942-1944 Anne Frank wrote her diary in hiding

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1942-1944 Anne Frank wrote her diary in hiding

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In 1942, Anne Frank was thirteen years old. She addressed her diary entries to an imaginary friend called Kitty. During world war two, her family hid in a secret annexe so they wouldn't get taken by the nazis. The secret annexe was hidden behind a bookshelf, and they only trusted a few people with knowledge about the hiding place. After two years, they were caught, and her father Otto was the only one who survived the prison camps. He was the one who published Anne's diary.

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1955 Rosa Parks' one way ticket to change

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1955 Rosa Parks' one way ticket to change

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At that time black and white people needed to stay on two different sides ( segration ). When Rosa refused to move at the bus that was automaticaly a one way ticket to change.
Because black people should not get over white people

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From 1973 to 1982 Miki Garcia was a playmate and head of playmate promotion in playboy. After many horrifick sexual assaults and hundres of young girls Miki couldnt just sit back. She went to court against playboy magazine, but first against Hugh Hefner. She asked the girls if they wanted to come with her and tell stories about how they treated them there. But in the last second every girl that was supposed to stand there with her bailed on her in the last minute, leaving her to stand in court alone. She did not bail out, she went to court all on her own.