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She became the first woman and first openly gay coach to make it to the Super Bowl.
Katie Sowers
Rosa Parks
She was the first black lawyer in 1872
Charlotte E. Ray
This person was the first American woman to go into space
Sally Ride
This woman has a hairless cat named Safi and is a crisis counselor.
Kimi
She beat Bobby Riggs in straight sets during a tennis match in 1973.
Billie Jean King
She is responsible for fighting for women's rights during their time on the Supreme Court.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG)
At 24, she was the first Native American woman to earn a medical degree in the United States in 1889.
Susan la Flesche
Marie Curie
This woman was born in Long Island, New York and does graphic design.
Michel
She has won 23 Grand Slam single titles, the most by any player in the Open Era, and second-most of all time.
Serena Williams
At 15, she was the first known individual to defy segregated bus seat laws, but was too young to participate in any NAACP events.
Claudette Colvin
This was the year that women were legally guaranteed equal educational opportunities.
1972
Katherine Johnson
This woman has known Dominique for 22 years and went to University of Pittsburgh.
Ariana
She has 25 World Championship Medals to her name, more than any other male or female gymnast
Simone Biles
The year that women could independently open credit cards
1974
Amelia Earhart
This woman is an accomplished cheerleader
Nicole
She ran the Boston Marathon when it was still only open to men in 1967.
She is a writer, activist and lecturer that was a prominent figure in the 60s and 70s, helping create New York Magazine and the National Women's Political Caucus.
Referred to as "The Most Beautiful Woman in Film," she was also responsible for discovering early forms of bluetooth and wi-fi technologies
Hedy Lamar
This woman has five siblings and is native to Philadelphia.
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