Women have fought for many years for the simplicity of being equal to men, and we have made great strides to make advancements for ourselves and our fellow female representing human beings out there. This is for you, if you identify as a woman, this is all for you. <3 You are special, you are magical, you are strong and force to be recon with. You deserve every space in this world that any man does. We are equal and we are here.

To this day we see laws that objectify and put women’s in harms way but we continue to fight towards a better future for our selves, our friends, are family, our daughters.

In this blog post, we’re going to shed light on some amazing women who made permanent and notable steps in our society while also sharing the beauty that is all of the women who participated in this concept in support of one another and in support of creating art together.

Anne Frank

Anne Frank ( 1929 - 1945), wrote a such an important piece of history with in the privacy and confines of her diary that we still read to this day in an attempt to understand the painful and traumatic details experienced by innocent humans during the Holocaust. “The Diary of Anne Frank” is one of the most honest, powerful and poignant accounts of World War II and was written by this young German girl.

The Franks were a Jewish Family living in Germany then Austria through out Hitler’s rise to power, and during World War II. This family hid in a secret annex with four other people through out the war but were discovered and sent to concentration camps in 1944. Out of the family, only Anne's father survived and made the decision to publish Anne’s diary after the events that later took Anne Frank’s life took place.

Queen Elizabeth

Queen Elizabeth (1533 - 1603), called her self the “Virgin Queen” because she chose to marry her country as opposed to a man. Queen Elizabeth is one of the most successful monarchs in British History. Under her wing, Europe become a major European power in politics, commerce and the arts.

Elizabeth experienced many trials and tribulations on her road to the throne for many reasons including her simply being a woman as well as her mother, Anne Boleyn, being the much hated ex wife of Henry VIII.

Against all nay sayers she is one of the greatest female leaders of all time. She was known for her intelligence, cunning and hot temper.

Sojourner Truth

Sojourner Truth (1797 - 1883), is one of the most inspirational black women in America’s history. Her graceful words are responsible for one of the most famous speeches by a woman. She was an abolitionist and women’s rights activist. Truth delivered a famous speech at the Ohio Women’s Right’s Convention in Akron, 1851; come to be known as “Ain’t I a Woman?”

Truth was separated from her family at the very young age of 9 years old, and sold for auction as a slave along side a flock of sheep for $100 (which would roughly be $2,356.59 in todays money). She eventually escaped to freedom with her then infant daughter but unfortunately had to leave her other two children behind.

After her escape, she began to advocate for the rights of women and African americans in the late 1840’s and was known for giving passionate speeches about women’s rights, prison reform and universal suffrage.