Aurora Lucero-White Lea
Latina U.S. suffragist and folklorist
Latina U.S. suffragist and folklorist
In 1988 Fulani became the first woman and first African American to appear on the ballot in all fifty states and the District of Columbia. She won 225,000 votes, or 0.2% of the November 1988 total.
Gwendolyn Mink is an historical political scientist who has written about racism & nativism in US labor’s political formations at the turn of the 20th century; women & gender in 20th century US social policy history; and gender, race, and low income motherhood in the contemporary politics of poverty policy.
Canadian teacher, social activist, and author
Australian actress, writer, editor, activist and public speaker
Irish-Australian Catholic activist
In 1872 the widowed Elise von Koerber, a resourceful woman with children to support, found employment as an immigration agent with the Canadian government.
1800s Irish philanthropist and author
1800s Irish philanthropist and social worker
20th century Irish nurse, diarist and welfare worker