Louise Thuliez
French schoolteacher and resistance fighter during World War I and World War II
French schoolteacher and resistance fighter during World War I and World War II
Opera singer and arts activist in 1900s Pittsburgh and Washington, D.C.
South African writer, educator, and political activist
American civil rights activist and educator
Educator and activist who worked closely with Booker T. Washington, and the first African-American on the faculty of a Cleveland public school.
Famed Swedish poet, novelist and short story writer
American feminist writer, activist, and educator
Ukrainian teacher and anarcho-feminist revolutionary known for her significant role in the Makhnovshchina movement, which aimed to establish a libertarian communist society in southern Ukraine.
Influential African American educator and civil rights activist. She became the first female president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) in 1984, serving until 1990.
African American educator, writer, and women’s rights activist, renowned for her contributions to education and the fight for racial and gender equality.