Remember the ladies! Abigail Adams’ ideas were key in early revolutionary feminism.

The Seneca Falls convention, spearheaded by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott, was the first official women’s rights convention ever.

Angela Alsobrooks will become the Maryland’s first black senator-and the third ever black woman elected to the senate.

Henrietta Lacks’ cells were taken from her post-humorously, and assisted major breakthroughs in the healthcare industry.

Read to learn about our inspiring 2025 woman senators, their backgrounds, and their views on important issues such as women’s rights.

Primatologist Jane Goodall changed the world of zoology forever. Her discoveries saved many primate’s lives and their invaluable habitats.

October 11th is the birthday of former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. She was a major advocate for women’s equal rights.

For national hero day, read about 3 of our writers’ real life heros and how they make a difference through activism.

Our first women's spotlight is Vice President Kamala Harris, who exemplifies the importance of gender equality in politics.