Birth of Frances Wright
Born in Dundee, Scotland, Frances Wright was a pioneering activist for social reform.
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Born in Dundee, Scotland, Frances Wright was a pioneering activist for social reform.
View detailsBorn in Berlin on 6 September 1829, Maria Elizabeth Zakrzewska became a pioneering physician and women’s health leader who helped redefine women’s access to medical training and practice.
View detailsZelia Maria Magdalena Nuttall was born in San Francisco to a wealthy, cosmopolitan family.
View detailsJane Addams was born in Cedarville, Illinois, on September 6, 1860.
View detailsJessie Willcox Smith was born in the Mount Airy neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Henry Smith and Katherine DeWitt Willcox Smith.
View detailsCarro Morrell Clark was born in Unity, Maine, later becoming a pioneering American book publisher and businesswoman.
View detailsLiliʻuokalani is released from ʻIolani Palace imprisonment and moved under house arrest to Washington Place.
View detailsLiliʻuokalani travels to Washington, D.C., and files an official diplomatic protest against U.S. annexation of Hawaiʻi.
View detailsScott performs a controlled flight at Hammondsport, credited as first formal piloting by a U.S. woman.
View detailsMiss America changed its rules to bar repeat winners, a direct institutional response to Campbell’s unprecedented back-to-back titles.
View detailsSarah Frances Whiting died on September 6, 1927, in Wilton, New Hampshire, at age 79, leaving a lasting legacy in American science education.
View detailsScott flies with Chuck Yeager in a TF-80C, becoming the first woman to ride in a jet-powered aircraft.
View detailsBirth of Carly Fiorina (Cara Carleton Sneed) in Austin, Texas, United States.
View detailsMargaret Sanger died in Tucson, Arizona, at age 86, having lived to see both the birth control pill and Griswold v. Connecticut.
View details"Holiday" is released, becoming Madonna's first major international hit and cementing her as a rising pop star.
View detailsDoi became chair of the Japan Socialist Party, the first woman to lead a major political party in Japan.
View detailsEva Crane, pioneering bee researcher, passed away on September 6, 2007.
View detailsEarns silver in the 100 m freestyle S9 at London 2012, her final Paralympic medal before retirement.
View detailsCNN profiled Jennifer Welter at the conclusion of her Arizona Cardinals coaching internship, highlighting her historic role and impact.
View detailsAwarded the Special Breakthrough Prize for her contributions to discovering pulsars.
View detailsParis 2024 100m T54 silver on 6 September 2024 makes her the most winning American track and field athlete, Olympian or Paralympian.
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