Ana María Simo
Cofounded by Cuban activist and playwright Ana Maria Simo in 1992, the Lesbian Avengers used direct-action tactics (nonviolent demonstrations such as marches and kiss-ins) to increase lesbian visibility.
Cofounded by Cuban activist and playwright Ana Maria Simo in 1992, the Lesbian Avengers used direct-action tactics (nonviolent demonstrations such as marches and kiss-ins) to increase lesbian visibility.
Award-winning American author
1800s Irish novelist
Novelist Corra White Harris was one of the most celebrated women from Georgia (U.S.) for nearly three decades in the early twentieth century.
American author, journalist, and syndicated columnist who reported for the Atlanta Constitution from 1941 to 1999.
The first Black woman in South Africa to publish an English-language novel in 1975, most of her writing was banned by the South African apartheid regime.
South African storyteller (writer, performer, director)
Irish author and broadcaster
20th century Irish teacher, religious biographer and archivist
Indian educator, author, and philanthropist, founder and chair of the non-profit Infosys Foundation.