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24 indexed achievements across recorded history.


1841
Eliza Orzeszkowa
Literature

Birth of Eliza Orzeszkowa

Eliza Orzeszkowa was born in Milkowszczyzna on June 6, 1841.

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Eliza Orzeszkowa·Wikipedia: Eliza Orzeszkowa
1872
Victoria Woodhull
Politics

First woman formally nominated for U.S. presidency

Victoria Woodhull is nominated for U.S. President by the Equal Rights Party.

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Victoria Woodhull·Victoria Woodhull - Wikipedia
1887
Spelman College
Activism

First commencement at Spelman Seminary

Spelman Seminary holds its first commencement on June 6, 1887, graduating its inaugural class of Black women students.

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Spelman College·History in Brief | Spelman College
1889
Clara Barton
Medicine

Johnstown Flood relief

Barton directed Red Cross relief after the Johnstown Flood, helping establish the organization as a major domestic disaster-response force.

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Clara Barton·Clara Barton: Topics in Chronicling America
1898
Ninette de Valois
Arts

Born Edris Stannus in County Wicklow, Ireland

Ninette de Valois was born Edris Stannus on 6 June 1898 in Baltiboys, County Wicklow, Ireland.

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Ninette de Valois·Ninette de Valois - Wikipedia
1898
Johanna Piesch
Science

Birth of Johanna Camilla Piesch in Innsbruck

Johanna (Hansi) Camilla Piesch was born in Innsbruck, Austria, daughter of cavalry officer Oswald Piesch; she later became a pioneering physicist, mathematician, and librarian.

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Johanna Piesch·Johanna Piesch - Wikipedia
1925
Suzanne Lenglen
Sports

First International French Championships Title

Won the first international French Championships, a major milestone in tennis history.

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Suzanne Lenglen·Suzanne Lenglen Biography - Britannica
1927
Lois Mailou Jones
Arts

First Black woman graduate of Boston's School of the Museum of Fine Arts

Jones graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, becoming the first Black woman to complete its diploma program.

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Lois Mailou Jones·She Made Her Way in the Art World - Tufts Now
1943
Rosalyn Yalow
Politics

Marriage to Aaron Yalow

Rosalyn Sussman married Aaron Yalow, a personal milestone that coincided with the wartime years of her early scientific career.

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Rosalyn Yalow·Encyclopedia.com biographical entry on Rosalyn Yalow
1944
Martha Gellhorn
Literature

Woman correspondent to land on D-Day

On D‑Day, June 6, 1944, became the only woman correspondent to land in Normandy.

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Martha Gellhorn·Smithsonian Magazine: Martha Gellhorn Was the Only Woman to Report on the D-Day Landings From the Ground
1944
Lee Miller
Activism

D‑Day campaign coverage as a Vogue war correspondent

On 6 June 1944, during D‑Day, Lee Miller covers the Allied campaign in Normandy, bringing front‑line war imagery to Vogue’s readership.

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Lee Miller·The National WWII Museum – Lee Miller: Combat Photographer
1945
Irene Morgan v Virginia
Law

Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals decision in Morgan v. Commonwealth

The Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia upheld Irene Morgan's conviction under the state's segregation statute, setting the stage for a U.S. Supreme Court appeal.

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Irene Morgan v Virginia·Encyclopedia Virginia - Morgan v. Commonwealth, June 6, 1945
1960
Jacqueline Cochran
Aviation

First woman to fly at Mach 2

Cochran became the first woman to fly at Mach 2 in an A3J aircraft.

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Jacqueline Cochran·Encyclopedia.com biography of Jacqueline Cochran
1971
Arlene Blum
Exploration

Deputy leader of first women’s team on Mount McKinley

As deputy leader, Blum helps guide the first women’s team to climb Mount McKinley (Denali), reinforcing women’s leadership in alpinism.

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Arlene Blum·Los Angeles Times – Profile of Arlene Blum (1987)
1973
Shirley Ann Jackson
Science

First African American woman to receive a doctorate from MIT

Shirley Ann Jackson received her Ph.D. in theoretical physics, making history at MIT.

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Shirley Ann Jackson·MIT Dome: Shirley Ann Jackson
1976
Emily Howell Warner
Aviation

First woman captain of a U.S. scheduled airline

Promoted to captain at Frontier Airlines, becoming the first woman captain of a U.S. scheduled airline, flying a DHC‑6 Twin Otter.

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Emily Howell Warner·FAA Blog: A Job Interview that Made History
1991
Sylvia Porter
Literature

Died in Pound Ridge, New York

Sylvia Porter died at age 77 in Pound Ridge, New York, after decades as America's foremost personal finance journalist.

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Sylvia Porter·Los Angeles Times Obituary
1992
Monica Seles
Sports

First woman in Open Era with three consecutive French Open titles

Seles won her third straight French Open, first to do so in Open Era.

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Monica Seles·ESPN - Monica Seles Profile
2004
Elfriede Jelinek
Literature

Mülheimer Dramatikerpreis for "Das Werk"

Awarded the Mülheimer Dramatikerpreis for her play *Das Werk*, confirming her prominence in theatre.

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Elfriede Jelinek·Nobel Prize Bio Bibliography
2014
Lorna Wing
Medicine

Death of Lorna Wing

Lorna Wing, a remarkable figure in psychiatry, passed away, leaving a transformative legacy in autism research.

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Lorna Wing·Lorna Wing: a pioneering psychiatrist who transformed our understanding of autism
2016
Hillary Clinton
Politics

First woman to secure major-party nomination

Secured enough delegates to be the presumptive Democratic nominee for president.

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Hillary Clinton·Hillary Clinton Fast Facts - CNN
2016
Katie Bouman
Science

MIT News feature on black-hole imaging

MIT News published Bouman’s explanation of the imaging challenge and the team's approach to reconstruct black hole images.

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Katie Bouman·MIT News: Method to image black holes
2020
Joanne (J.K.) Rowling
Literature

Controversial tweet on “people who menstruate”

Rowling's tweet sparks controversy over language on sex and gender issues.

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Joanne (J.K.) Rowling·The Week: J.K. Rowling's Transphobia Controversy
2022
Phylicia Rashad
Arts

Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Actress in a Play for Skeleton Crew

Rashad received a Drama Desk Award for 'Skeleton Crew.'

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Phylicia Rashad·Broadway World