Hatshepsut: pharaoh The Trung sisters: warrior queens Joan of Arc: warrior and saint Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz: scholar and poet Laura Bassi: physicist Eliza Lucas Pinckney: agricultural entrepreneur Phillis Wheatley: poet Elisabeth Vigee-Le Brun: painter Maria Theresia von Paradis: pianist and composer Sacagawea: guide and interpreter Mary Anning: fossil hunter The Bronte sisters (Charlotte, Emily, and Anne): authors Florence Nightingale: nurse Harriet Tubman: abolitionist Margaret Knight: inventor Anna Elizabeth Dickinson: orator, abolitionist, and suffragette Sarah Bernhardt: actress Edmonia Lewis: sculptor Emma Lazarus: poet Helen Keller: writer and advocate Anna Pavlova: ballerina Coco Chanel: fashion designer Bessie Smith: singer Irene Joliot-Curie: chemist Marian Anderson: singer Golda Meir: prime minister Queen Salote Tupou III: queen Frida Kahlo: painter Mother Teresa: missionary Mary Leakey: archaeologist and anthropologist Jackie Mitchell: athlete Babe Didrikson Zaharias: athlete Indira Gandhi: prime minister Eva ?Evita? Peron: actress and politician Anne Frank: diarist Wilma Rudolph: athlete The night witches: fighter pilots Temple Grandin: scientist, inventor and advocate Susan Eloise (S. E.) Hinton: novelist Adriana Ocampo: planetary geologist Amatalrauf al-Sharki (Raufa Hassan): journalist and activist Rigoberta Menchu: activist Maya Lin: architect Midori Goto: violinist Natalie Portman: actress Ashley Rhodes-Courter: author and advocate
