SPOTLIGHT ON WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT
SPOTLIGHT ON WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT

This section of Women of Achievement features more in-depth articles that focus on special women of particular note - and perhaps some fascinating undeleted herstory you have not read about elsewhere!

CURRENT ARTICLES AVAILABLE:

Louise Thaden Flew as No Woman Had Flown Before

Pedestriennes: Controversial Women in Sporting Entertainment


On the night of April 26, 1777, Sybil Ludington, age 16, rode through towns in New York and Connecticut warning that the Redcoats were coming to Danbury, CT. She gathered enough volunteers to help beat back the British the next day. Her ride was twice the distance of Paul Revere's. Her hometown was renamed after her.


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