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*Empress Tsarina [[Catherine the Great]] of [[Russia]]
*Empress Tsarina [[Catherine the Great]] of [[Russia]]
*Pharaoh [[Cleopatra]] of [[Egypt]]
*Pharaoh [[Cleopatra]] of [[Egypt]]
*[[Prime Minister of Israel]] [[Golda Meir]]
*[[Prime Minister of Israel]] [[Golda Meir]]
*[[Prime Minister of India]] [[Indira Gandhi]]
*[[Prime Minister of India]] [[Indira Gandhi]]
*[[Candace Owens]], Black activist, human rights spokesperson and entrepreneur
*[[Candace Owens]], Black activist, human rights spokesperson and entrepreneur
*[[Alaska]] governor [[Sarah Palin]], She was [[John McCain]]'s vice-presidential running mate.
*[[Alaska]] governor [[Sarah Palin]], She was [[John McCain]]'s vice-presidential running mate.
*[[Rachel Carson]], her book, ''Silent Spring,'' warned of the dangers of pesticides and other chemicals.
*[[Rachel Carson]], her book, ''Silent Spring,'' warned of the dangers of pesticides and other chemicals.
===Negative role models ===
Some women in the entertainment and media industries, politicians, and other public officials and the leaders of second-wave and third-wave [[feminism]], who have had negative impacts due to the influence of liberalism, socialism and other negative ideologies/doctrines on them (like the foolish woman in Proverbs 14:1).
Some women in the entertainment and media industries, politicians, and other public officials and the leaders of second-wave and third-wave [[feminism]], who have had negative impacts due to the influence of liberalism, socialism and other negative ideologies/doctrines on them (like the foolish woman in Proverbs 14:1).
*United States Supreme Court Justice [[Ruth Bader Ginsburg]]. She wanted the law to treat women the same as men. She agreed with abortion.
*United States Supreme Court Justice [[Ruth Bader Ginsburg]]. She wanted the law to treat women the same as men. She agreed with abortion.
*[[Ketanji Brown Jackson]], the first [[African American]] [[female]] appointed to the [[Supreme Court]] who could not define what a woman is in confirmation hearings<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/jackson-says-she-cannot-define-woman-at-confirmation-hearing</ref>
*[[Ketanji Brown Jackson]], the first [[African American]] [[female]] appointed to the [[Supreme Court]] who could not define what a woman is in confirmation hearings<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/jackson-says-she-cannot-define-woman-at-confirmation-hearing</ref>
===Nobel laureates ===
*[[Marie Curie]], in physicist with her husband (1903, )and chemistry (1911). Curie's daughter, Irène Joliot-Curie, won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1935.
*Barbara McClintock in 1983 for her research in genetics.
*[[Mother Theresa]], who won t in 1979
*[[Toni Morrison]] Nobel prize in literature (1993)
*[[Alice Munro]] prize in literature (2013)
== Christianity and women's rights ==
== Christianity and women's rights ==