This author of The Feminine Mystique was a co-founder of NOW.

This vocal pacifist founded Hull House in 1889.

She promoted a more active role for American first ladies.

She exposed the injustices of lynching.

This nickname was given to women in the war industries during World War II.

The characters in the Liberation game we played were part of which wave of feminism?

This 19th-century social reformer and suffrage activist was president of NAWSA from 1892-1900.

This Supreme Court decision made abortion legal.

The state of North Carolina is providing compensation for victims of this program.

She was the first African-American female millionaire.

She led the National Women's Party to picket the White House and first introduced the E.R.A.

This labor reformer to pass the Social Security Act of 1935.

The 1st Black woman in Congress and first woman and African American to seek nomination for president of the US from one of the 2 major political parties.

This former sharecropper and victim of eugenic sterilization became a leader in the Civil Rights Movement.

This tragedy revealed dangerous working conditions faced by immigrant women in New York City.

This editor of Ms. Magazine became a spokeswoman for the feminist movement in the 1970s.

This Progressive Era reformer helped to found Planned Parenthood.

She was the first woman ever appointed to a presidential cabinet.

The Equal Rights Amendment was first introduced during this decade.

She led professionalization of nursing.

She organized the STOP ERA movement.

She founded and led the National Consumer's League and worked to end child labor.

This Native activist ran for vice president of the US under Ralph Nader.

She was active in the Black Panther Party, and fought oppression of Blacks, women, and the LGBTQ+ community.

This computer scientist was a naval officer.