Birth of Jeanne Villepreux-Power
Born in Juillac, Limousin, France, to a shoemaker father and a linen-worker mother.
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Born in Juillac, Limousin, France, to a shoemaker father and a linen-worker mother.
View detailsSally Benson was born Sara Mahala Redway Smith in St. Louis, Missouri, on September 25, 1900.
View detailsOlive Ann Beech was born on September 25, 1903, in Waverly, Kansas, to Frank Mellor and Susan (Mellor) Mellor.
View detailsPhyllis Isobella Gross (later Pearsall) was born in Upper Norwood, South London, on 25 September 1906.
View detailsJacqueline Audry was born on September 25, 1908, in Orange, Vaucluse, France.
View detailsVirginia Lacy Jones was born on September 25, 1912, in Cincinnati, Ohio, to a family that valued education.
View detailsBarbara Jill Walters was born in Boston, Massachusetts, on September 25, 1929.
View detailsDuring an ILO‑related tour, reportedly becomes the first woman to descend into a French coal mine.
View detailsEscorted by the 101st Airborne, the Little Rock Nine complete their first full day at Central High, with Bates as their advisor and spokesperson.
View detailsAwarded the Roswitha Memorial Medal for achievements in literature.
View detailsBecomes the 102nd Justice, serving until 2006.
View detailsSandra Day O’Connor is sworn in as the 102nd justice, becoming the first woman ever to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court.
View detailsRowley received the Lasker Award for discovering chromosomal translocations cause leukemia and other cancers, enabling molecular cancer diagnosis.
View detailsTina Fey became the first female head writer on SNL, breaking a gender barrier.
View detailsFreeman won 400m gold at Sydney 2000, Australia's 100th Olympic gold and the first individual Olympic gold for an Indigenous Australian.
View detailsOn 25 September 2010, Diane Abbott’s candidacy in Labour’s leadership contest made her the party’s first Black woman leadership contender.
View detailsDorothy Tyler died in Sanderstead, Surrey on September 25, 2014.
View detailsGlobal Goals Awards honor Nadia Murad with the Global Goals Changemaker Award in New York.
View detailsMarie Desma Wilcox died at age 87, having completed the first comprehensive Wukchumni dictionary.
View detailsMurati announced her resignation as OpenAI CTO on September 25, 2024, ending a transformative era.
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