My spotlight choice for Women’s History Month is shone onto one of my personal role models, Amelia Earhart. Those of you who have[…]

Oprah Winfrey – The Queen of Empowerment  January 29, 1954-present “Think like a queen. A queen is not afraid to fail. Failure is[…]

Sojourner Truth – The Voice of Truth Born: c. 1797 (exact date unknown) Died: November 26, 1883 “If women want any rights more[…]

Anita Hill, a lawyer and advocate for gender equality, gained national attention in 1991 for testifying about her sexual harassment by Supreme Court[…]

Marie Curie – The Woman Who Glowed with Genius Born: November 7, 1867Died: July 4, 1934 “Nothing in life is to be feared,[…]

Pauli Murray, an extraordinary yet overlooked trailblazer, shaped modern civil rights and gender equality laws. As a lawyer, poet, and the first Black[…]

Harriet Tubman, born in March 1822 and passed away in March 1913, escaped slavery and became a conductor on the Underground Railroad, helping[…]

Bessie Coleman broke barriers as the first Black and Native American woman pilot, inspiring generations to pursue their dreams despite societal limitations. Her[…]

Women’s History Month Spotlight on Ada Lovelace: The Woman Who Envisioned the Future 10 December 1815 · 27 November 1852 “That brain of[…]

Rosa Parks: The Power of One Courageous “No”  February 4, 1913 – October 24, 2005 “You must never be fearful about what you[…]

Coretta Scott King – The Woman Behind the Dream Born: April 27, 1927Died: January 30, 2006 “Struggle is a never-ending process. Freedom is[…]

Women’s History Month Spotlight on Susan B. Anthony: The Woman Who Refused to Sit Down and Be Silent  February 15, 1820 · March 13, 1906[…]