Phoebe Couzins
The first femal U.S. Marshal
The first femal U.S. Marshal
Nun, anti-nuclear activist and ‘peacemaker in a hostile world’
1800s American president of the Worcester Branch of the Baldwinsville Hospital Cottages
1800s American President of the Woman’s Relief Corps
Chicana feminist, community organizer, activist, author and educator
1970: Dr. Jane Hodgson was the first doctor convicted of performing an abortion in a hospital, when she challenged Minnesota law (Hodgson v. Minnesota).
1986: Dr. Stephanie Woolhandler helped found Physicians for a National Health Program, a not-for-profit organization for physicians, medical students, and other health care professionals who advocate a national health insurance program.
American oceanographer
Irish writer and activist
Puerto Rican woman who brought a legal case, Cardona v. Power (1966), for being denied suffrage due to her lack of English literacy.