In honor of Women’s Month, we’re spotlighting women whose brilliance, courage, and influence are so monumental, they could easily be deemed “too powerful to exist.” If changing history were a crime, these women would be serving life sentences in grea...
Her simple act of refusing to give up her bus seat sparked the Civil Rights Movement. A masterclass in peaceful rebellion.
Biography: Rosa Parks
The youngest Nobel Prize laureate, she defied the Taliban to champion girls’ education worldwide. Proof that courage can’t be silenced.
Malala's Story
Iconic artist who turned pain into masterpieces and identity into unapologetic self-expression.
Frida Kahlo
Dominated the tennis court for decades, redefining athleticism, motherhood, and perseverance.
Serena Williams (@serenawilliams) • Instagram photos and videos
The first woman to win a Nobel Prize — and the only one to win in two different sciences. A true pioneer in every sense.
Marie Curie – Biographical
Poet, singer, dancer, activist — her words and wisdom inspire across generations.
Maya Angelou | Maya Angelou - Caged Bird Legacy
From poverty to media empire, she became one of the most influential women in the world — and made everyone believe in “their best life.”
Oprah (@oprah) • Instagram photos and videos
The “People’s Princess” who transformed royal tradition with compassion and humanitarian work.
Diana, Princess of Wales
Teen climate activist who stared down world leaders to demand urgent action for the planet.
Greta Thunberg (@gretathunberg) • Instagram photos and videos
The most decorated gymnast in history, breaking records and redefining mental strength in sports.
SIMONE BILES (@simonebiles) • Instagram photos and videos
First woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Vanished mysteriously, but her daring legacy never disappeared.
Amelia Earhart | Disappearance, Famous For, Childhood, & Facts
Former First Lady, lawyer, and advocate for education, health, and women’s rights. Class, intelligence, and influence personified.
Michelle Obama (@michelleobama) • Instagram photos and videos
Redefined the role of First Lady and championed human rights globally. A true diplomatic powerhouse.
Eleanor Roosevelt Biography
Led hundreds of enslaved people to freedom through the Underground Railroad. Feared by slave owners, loved by those she saved.
Harriet Tubman
The first computer programmer — in the 1800s! A visionary who saw the future before it happened.
Ada Lovelace | Biography, Computer, & Facts
The founder of modern nursing, saving countless lives and shaping public health standards.
Florence Nightingale | Biography & Facts
Revolutionized our understanding of primates and became a leading voice for conservation. Gentle yet unstoppable.
the Jane Goodall Institute Homepage
Redefined the role of First Lady and championed human rights globally. A true diplomatic powerhouse.
Eleanor Roosevelt Biography
The first woman to officially run the Boston Marathon, defying rules that banned women from competing.
The Real Story of Kathrine Switzer's 1967 Boston Marathon
Nigerian author and feminist whose words sparked conversations around gender and identity worldwide.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: Home
Global music icon, entrepreneur, and cultural force. Turning stages into revolutions since the ’90s.
Beyoncé (@beyonce) • Instagram photos and videos
Two-time Olympic champion middle-distance runner who challenged global definitions of gender in sport.
Caster Semenya (@castersemenya800m)
Singer, songwriter, and activist who used her voice to speak out against apartheid — both on stage and on the world stage.
Miriam Makeba | Biography, Songs, & Facts
Anti-apartheid activist and politician known as the “Mother of the Nation.” Fierce, fearless, and unshakable in the fight for justice.
