Virginia Johnson researched the human sexual response, and Mary Calderone, M.D., founded the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United…
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Angelou was an iconic creative and activist who is best known for her influential series of autobiographies. She was also a leading…
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Siebert was the first woman to own a seat on the New York Stock Exchange, and the first woman Superintendent of Banks for New York State.
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She dreamed of being remembered as a writer — and her words have had a life she couldn't have imagined when she died in a concentration camp…
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We admired her style when she was First Lady, her grace under pressure when tragedy struck, her dedication to motherhood, and how she reinvented herself…
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She rose above personal pains (two disabled children) to make her voice heard as a singer and an advocate of the arts for all of us.
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The first woman to co-anchor a network's nightly news (and earn an unprecedented $1 million a year for it), she's grilled the world's most…
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Since Sesame Street first went on the air in 1969, millions of preschoolers around the world have learned how to learn from Elmo, Big Bird & Co.
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