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History of Feminism
In reply to the discussion: who is the toughest woman in history? [View all]ellenfl
(8,660 posts)59. eleanor roosevelt, shirley chisholm, bella abzug, ann richards, molly ivins, barbara jordan eom
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LOL. The poster was looking for the "toughest" woman. I don't agree with her sentiments but you
OregonBlue
Jul 2012
#66
Mildred Ella "Babe" Didrikson Zaharias may be the most underrated great athlete
aaaaaa5a
Jul 2012
#64
this is really amazing. she came in 12 or 13 in all around best athletes with the author admitting
seabeyond
Jul 2012
#68
Since Tortoiseshell Cats were sacred to the ancient Celts, it just seemed to fit
Siwsan
Jun 2012
#49
Tough as nails and she needed to be! There are a ton of great choices in the little video!
MADem
Jun 2012
#56
there you go! I was about to rail that no Egyptophiles here. Hatshepsut, the 1st female pharaoh
hlthe2b
Jun 2012
#50
Africa probably has many, many women who's toughness can't be grasped by the likes of me. nt
ZombieHorde
Jun 2012
#44