Birth of Anne Elizabeth McDowell
Anne Elizabeth McDowell was born in Smyrna, Delaware, later becoming a pioneering American newspaper publisher and editor focused on women's labor and rights.
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Anne Elizabeth McDowell was born in Smyrna, Delaware, later becoming a pioneering American newspaper publisher and editor focused on women's labor and rights.
View detailsFanny Matilda Antwistle (later Eaton) was born in St. Andrew Parish, Jamaica, on 23 June 1835, to a formerly enslaved mother and a father of European or mixed descent.
View detailsDies in her sleep at her mountain residence at Djoun near Sidon, having lived for years as a reclusive but locally revered figure.
View detailsChristine Ladd graduated from Vassar College with honours in mathematics and science.
View detailsJeanne Marie Charlotte Beckers, later known as Jeanne Paquin, was born in Saint-Denis, France.
View detailsBorn as Nūr al‑Huda Muhammad Sulṭān Sha‘rāwī in Minya, Egypt, into an upper‑class family shaped by the harem system and political prominence.
View detailsBorn Anna Andreyevna Gorenko at Bolshoy Fontan near Odessa on June 23, 1889.
View detailsWinifred Holtby was born on 23 June 1898 in Rudston, East Riding of Yorkshire, England, to a farming family.
View detailsElected first president of the American Home Economics Association, cementing her leadership in the home economics movement.
View detailsBirth of Cipe Pineles in Vienna, Austria, future pioneering graphic designer and art director.
View detailsBirth of Wilma Glodean Rudolph in St. Bethlehem near Clarksville, Tennessee, U.S.
View detailsU.S. Patent 2,893,839 for 2-amino-6-mercaptopurine was issued to Elion and Hitchings.
View detailsTitle IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 is enacted, prohibiting sex discrimination in education programs receiving federal assistance.
View detailsEdith Green was instrumental in the enactment of Title IX on June 23, 1972.
View detailsSigns with the USBL’s Springfield Fame, becoming the first woman ever to play in a men’s professional basketball league.
View detailsMayer joined Google as the first female engineer.
View detailsJustice O’Connor writes the 5–4 majority opinion in Grutter v. Bollinger, upholding limited affirmative action in law school admissions.
View detailsThe Congressional Record recognized Maj. Gen. Janet Hicks as the first woman to serve as Chief of the Signal Corps and first female Signal Center commanding general.
View detailsOn June 23, 2008, Dunwoody was nominated for promotion to general.
View detailsBroadcast of 'Engines of Our Ingenuity' episode 2797 discussing Theano as history's first known woman mathematician.
View detailsFeatured speaker in USPTO’s Series discussing livestock innovation and autism perspective.
View detailsPenny Ann Early died at age 80 in Tennessee, having been a pioneering female jockey.
View detailsA Billboard interview feature reaffirmed that Gibson's 1988 "Foolish Beat" record for youngest self-written/produced No. 1 still stands among female artists.
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