Women's History Month

This Bronx Native was the first Latina Supreme Court Justice.

She was the first woman elected to Congress.

She was one of the leading strategists of 19th century women's rights movement.

She was the first woman of color elected to Congress and worked to amplify the voices of immigrants.

She was the first American Muslim woman to wear a hijab while competing in the Olympic Games.

She fought for women's suffrage and equal pay for equal work.

She was the first woman in the world to graduate from medical school and was a pioneer in the field of medicine.

She refused to move to the back of the bus and her arrest kicked off the Montgomery bus boycott.

She was a young Jewish girl living in the Netherlands and kept a diary while she hid from the Nazis during WWII.

This author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" shed light on slavery in the US and was an outspoken abolitionist.

What number amendment gave women the right to vote?

She was an American politician and activist who served as a UN Spokeswoman.

She shattered gender norms when she became the first woman to climb Mount Everest.

She was the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. She set many records and wrote many books.

She is known as the Queen of Salsa.

She was a civil rights activist and one of the founding members of the gay rights movement.

She is a jazz singer who made history for being the first African American woman to win a grammy.

She was a suffragette who was a peace activities who worked for social reform.

She is known as the "mother of modern physics" for her research in radioactivity.

She is a Pakistani activist who won the Nobel Peace Prize for fighting for the right for girls to attend school.

She was the first Latina to go to Space and served as the director of the Johnson Space Center.

She was a former slave who became an advocate for abolition and civil rights.