So I've decided on the 12 women I am going to highlight in my Zine for my Gender & Women's Studies class. They are in no way an exhaustive list of those I think are most important, just a list of interesting women who have exhibited strength in their various areas of expertise. What do you think?
(In no particular order)
1. Angelina Jolie - celebrity & ambassador
2. Buffy the Vampire Slayer - fictional character
3. Ellen Degeneres - talk show host, celebrity & gay rights advocate
4. Hilary Clinton - politician
5. Jane Austen - author
6. Queen Elizabeth I - royalty
7. Madonna - musician
8. Frida Kahlo - artist
9. Coco Chanel - entrepreneur
10. Martha Graham - dancer
11. Rosa Parks - heroine & icon
12. Margaret Mead - anthropologist
The ones I didn't pick for my list, but would deserve to be on ANY list of strong, influential women in history (along with many others) are: Mary (Mother of Jesus), Cleopatra VII, Estee Lauder, Joan of Arc, Anne Frank, Hellen Keller, Eleanor Roosevelt
1. Angelina Jolie - celebrity & ambassador
2. Buffy the Vampire Slayer - fictional character
3. Ellen Degeneres - talk show host, celebrity & gay rights advocate
4. Hilary Clinton - politician
5. Jane Austen - author
6. Queen Elizabeth I - royalty
7. Madonna - musician
8. Frida Kahlo - artist
9. Coco Chanel - entrepreneur
10. Martha Graham - dancer
11. Rosa Parks - heroine & icon
12. Margaret Mead - anthropologistThe ones I didn't pick for my list, but would deserve to be on ANY list of strong, influential women in history (along with many others) are: Mary (Mother of Jesus), Cleopatra VII, Estee Lauder, Joan of Arc, Anne Frank, Hellen Keller, Eleanor Roosevelt
3 comments:
Mother Theresa
Aw Matt Jump reads my blog! I got really excited about that just then!
But anyway, YES. I thought I had put her in my list at the bottom. Whoops!
Great list! Ayn Rand? Most important female philosopher and acclaimed and praised author :-)
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