She dressed First Ladies, movie stars, and some of the most powerful women in history. Yet for years, Ann Lowe’s name was left out of the spotlight. As the designer behind Jacqueline Kennedy’s iconic wedding gown, Ann proved that influence doesn’t always come from standing at the podium, it can come from the artistry that helps leaders shine. Her story is a reminder to give credit where it’s due and to honor the brilliance working behind the scenes!
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Long before women were recognized as equals in chess, Nona Gaprindashvili was already making history. As the first woman to earn the title of Grandmaster, she shattered barriers and redefined what women could achieve in a male-dominated arena. Her legacy reminds us not to let media, or anyone else, dull our shine.
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She helped send us to the moon, literally. Margaret Hamilton’s code guided Apollo 11 through the unknown, proving that brilliance, focus, and fearless leadership can break every boundary.
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This week we’re celebrating Dr. Ellen Ochoa, the first Latina woman to travel to space. As an astronaut, inventor, and engineer, she broke barriers in STEM while conducting critical research on Earth’s atmosphere and solar energy. Her story reminds us that curiosity, courage, and determination can take you anywhere.
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This week, we’re highlighting Zelda Wynn Valdes. A visionary fashion designer who made history as the first Black woman to own a boutique on Broadway. She designed for icons like Ella Fitzgerald and Eartha Kitt, using her creativity to help women feel powerful and seen. Later in life, she poured her talent into uplifting young dancers at the Dance Theatre of Harlem. Zelda’s story reminds us that quiet leadership, shared creativity, and dedication to others can leave a lasting legacy.
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