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Poet, performance artist

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20th century Blues Legend

pioneer in the development of Anarchy throughout North America and Europe in the 20th century

20th Century author

20th Century author

Ground breaking scientist who used x-rays to take a picture of DNA that would be used by Watson and Crick to create the first map of DNA structure.

20th century Mexican poet, novelist, playwright, and activist

Wyandotte Nation, fierce protector of Native land, first women lawyer to be admitted to the Missouri and Kansas Bar and the female Native plaintiff to lead a case before the Supreme Court

Tongva Nation, She was a medicine woman and is popularly known as the" Indigenous Joan of Arc" who was instrumental in the 1785 revolt against San Gabriel Spanish Mission

Filipino national democratic revolutionary and founder of Malayang Kilusan ng Bagong Kababihan (Free Movement of New Women) or MAKIBAKA

Early leader in the Edcuadorian fight for Indigenous and Farmer's Rights in the 20th century: a leader of the historic workers' strike at the Pesillo hacienda in Cayambe, military leader in May 1944 Revolution, co-founder of Federación Ecuatoriana de Indios

journalist, educator, activist and early champion of women's rights in Peru

Founder of the National Domestic Worker's Union of America

Blackfeet Nation; activist, Tribal elder, banker, rancher, and 1997 MacArthur Fellow Award winner for her work on Cobell v Salazar, the largest class action lawsuit against the U.S. in history in which she sought unpaid oil royalties for members of her tribe.

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21 Century American Rapper

21st Century English Musician

20th Century Punk Icon

a poet, and leader of the Indian Independence movement, who played vital roles in both the Civil Disobedience and Quiet India movements, and second woman president of Indian National Congress

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