Abigail Adams, Harriet Tubman, and the brave women whose courage shaped American history.
Susan B. Anthony dared to vote — and changed America's future.
Abigail Adams wrote brave letters that helped shape America's founding ideals.
Bessie Coleman's courage took her higher than anyone thought possible.
How Juliette Gordon Low gave American girls a place to belong and grow.
Dolley Madison's brave stand as the White House burned in 1814.
Eleanor Roosevelt fights for singer Marian Anderson's right to be heard.
Clara Barton defied danger to become the Angel of the Battlefield.
Harriet Tubman leads freedom seekers north through the darkest night.
Sybil Ludington rode through the dark to save the Revolution at age 16.
Mary Fields defies all odds to become a legendary stagecoach driver.
Mary Edwards Walker's journey home from war
Bessie Coleman became America's first Black female pilot against impossible odds.
Delivering mail and breaking barriers in the Wild West
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