Women’s History Month

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Women in the Arts (16)

kathryn bigelow, film director, strange days, the hurt locker, women's history, women in the arts

lucille ball, actress, comedian, tv series, i love lucy, 1951, 1957, women in the arts, women's history

first lady of song, ella fitzgerald, the apollo theater, 17 years old, 13 grammy awards, women in the arts, singers, women's history

oprah winfrey, 1954, television host, philanthropist, entrepreneur, media personality, talk show, women in the arts, women's history

meryl streep, actress, academy awards, 16 nominations, women in the arts, women's history

georgia o'keeffe, 20th century american art, abstract paintings, natural forms, women in the arts, women's history

madonna louise ciccone, madonna, entertainment icon, music, singer, women in the arts, women's history

mary cassatt, american impressionist, private lives, women, artist, women in the arts, women's history

pearl s. buck, american writer, first american woman to win the nobel prize in literature, nobel prize winner, women in the arts, women's history

alabama, harper lee, best selling novel, to kill a mockingbird, pulitzer prize for fiction, 1961, women in the arts, women's history

eudora welty, pulitzer prize winning short story writer, writer, novelist, women in the arts, women's history

louisa may alcott, american writer, little women, classic novel, women in the arts, women's history

emily dickinson, amherst, massachusetts, 1830, greatest american poets, 1886, women in the arts, women's history

marian anderson, african american singer, the metropolitan opera, the lincoln memorial, civil rights, women in the arts, women's history

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Born in 1954, Oprah Winfrey is an American television host, philanthropist, entrepreneur and media personality. Her self-titled talk show attracts millions of viewers a day.

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