“Today in Women’s History” Today we honor Patsy Mink. First woman of color in U.S. Congress. She co‑authored Title IX. Because every girl deserves a level field. ✨ Share to honor representation #PatsyMink #TitleIX #WomenInHistory #TheSheRecords

“Her Receipts” Women who defined architecture: Zaha Hadid — starchitect before the term existed Denise Scott Brown — modern design visionary Norma Merrick Sklarek — first Black woman licensed architect in the U.S. They didn’t just build spaces. They built possibilities.

“Global Icons” Benazir Bhutto became Pakistan’s—and the Islamic world’s—first woman Prime Minister in 1988. Assassinations, exile, history‑making courage. She led where others feared to walk.” ✨ Save for fearless leadership #BenazirBhutto #GlobalIcons #WomenInPolitics #TheSheRecords

“Forgotten Legends” Anandibai Joshi became India’s first female doctor in 1886. At 19, she traveled from India to America to earn her M.D. Cultural backlash. Illness. Grief. Still, she graduated. Trailblazer in a sari. #AnandibaiJoshi #HiddenFigures #WomenInMedicine #TheSheRecords

“She Did It First” Chien-Shiung Wu didn’t just challenge the laws of physics—she rewrote them. In 1956, her experiments disproved the ‘law of parity.’ The Nobel went to her male colleagues. The receipts? They were hers.” #ChienShiungWu #WomenInScience #SheDidItFirst #TheSheRecords

“Tell Me Something I Didn’t Know” Which woman from your favorite country, club, or fandom deserves a permanent place on this grid? #CommunityPoweredHistory #TheSheRecords

“Barrier Breakers” Olga Rubtsova became the first woman World Chess Champion in 1950. She proved strategic genius isn’t gendered. Checkmate to every ‘women don’t think logically’ joke. ✨ Tag a friend who loves strategy games #OlgaRubtsova #WomenInChess #BarrierBreakers #TheSheRecords

“Today in Women’s History” Today we honor Simone de Beauvoir. Her book *The Second Sex* cracked open modern feminism in 1949. She didn’t just question the script. She shredded it. ✨ Share if a book ever changed your life #SimoneDeBeauvoir #FeministHistory #TheSheRecords

“Her Receipts” Women who hacked technology’s future: Radia Perlman — ‘Mother of the Internet’ Annie Easley — NASA computer scientist and rocket‑code writer Fei‑Fei Li — AI visionary for ethical tech The future of tech? Has always had women’s fingerprints #WomenInTech #HerReceipts #TheSheRecords

“Global Icons” Malala, Greta, and Autumn Peltier proved leaders can be teenagers. Education. Climate. Water rights. When adults stalled, they grabbed the megaphone. ✨ Save for Gen Z + Gen Alpha power #YoungActivists #GlobalIcons #TheSheRecords

“Forgotten Legends” Eufrosina Cruz went from being told women ‘only make tortillas and children’ to becoming a trailblazing Indigenous politician in Mexico. She didn’t just win office. She rewrote who politics is for. #EufrosinaCruz #WomenInPolitics #HiddenFigures #TheSheRecords

“She Did It First” Margaret Hamilton led the software team that guided Apollo 11 to the moon. Her code was so solid it saved the mission during an overload. Before ‘software engineer’ was a job title, she was doing it. #MargaretHamilton #WomenInSTEM #SheDidItFirst #TheSheRecords

“Tell Me Something I Didn’t Know” Name a woman whose story feels more like a movie than a biography. I’m taking nominations. ✨ Comment with your wildest true story #TellMeSomethingIDidntKnow #WomenWhoAmaze #TheSheRecords

“Barrier Breakers” Kirsten Neuschäfer won the 2023 Golden Globe Race — first woman to win a solo around‑the‑world sailing competition. Storms. Isolation. 30,000+ miles. She called it a race. We call it legendary. #KirstenNeuschafer #WomenWhoSail #BarrierBreakers #TheSheRecords

“Today in Women’s History” Today we honor Harriet Tubman. She escaped slavery — then went back about 19 times to lead others to freedom. Freedom wasn’t a moment for her. It was a mission. ✨ Share to keep her legacy moving #HarrietTubman #Abolitionist #TheSheRecords

“Her Receipts” Women who changed how we read history: Gerda Lerner — built women’s history as a discipline Natalie Zemon Davis — centered everyday people in the past Laurel Thatcher Ulrich — ‘Well‑behaved women seldom make history’ They didn’t add women into history. They changed what history is.

“Global Icons” Ellen Johnson Sirleaf became Africa’s first elected woman president in 2005. She helped pull Liberia out of civil war and toward recovery. First woman head of state on the continent. Second to none in grit. #EllenJohnsonSirleaf #GlobalIcons #WomenInPolitics #TheSheRecords

“Forgotten Legends” Florence Howe helped create women’s studies as a field. She co‑founded Feminist Press so books by and about women could exist at all. Every gender‑studies syllabus? Owes her a footnote at minimum. #FlorenceHowe #WomensStudies #HiddenFigures #TheSheRecords

“She Did It First” Olivia Pichardo took the mound for Brown University in 2023. First woman to play Division I baseball. She didn’t just break into the lineup. She rewrote the roster. ✨ Save as a reminder: positions aren’t gendered #OliviaPichardo #WomenInSports #SheDidItFirst #TheSheRecords

“Tell Me Something I Didn’t Know” Who’s a woman from your family tree whose story deserves a spotlight? Tell me about her — I’ll bring her receipts. ✨ Drop her story in the comments #FamilyHistory #TellMeSomethingIDidntKnow #TheSheRecords

“Barrier Breakers” Charlotte Cooper won Olympic tennis in 1900 — the first woman to earn Olympic gold. She didn’t just serve aces. She served notice. ✨ Tag someone who plays like a champion #CharlotteCooper #Olympics #BarrierBreakers #TheSheRecords

“Today in Women’s History” Today we honor Alice Paul. She helped win the 19th Amendment — and then pushed for the Equal Rights Amendment. When the law stopped short, she kept walking. ✨ Share to keep her fight alive #AlicePaul #VotingRights #TheSheRecords

“Her Receipts” Women who remixed economics and justice: Claudia Goldin — Nobel Prize for decoding gender pay gaps Esther Duflo — experiments to fight global poverty Elinor Ostrom — first woman Nobel winner in economics They crunched numbers. And rebuilt the rules.

“Global Icons” Rigoberta Menchú Tum survived civil war and told the world the truth. Her testimony about Indigenous rights in Guatemala won a Nobel Peace Prize. Her voice carried generations. Not just headlines. #RigobertaMenchu #GlobalIcons #IndigenousRights #TheSheRecords

“Forgotten Legends” Joan Clarke helped crack Nazi Enigma codes in WWII. Her math shortened the war & saved lives — then got buried under ‘classified’ & ‘boys’ club.’ Codebreaker. Cryptanalyst. The movie credits barely scratched the surface. #JoanClarke #Codebreakers #HiddenFigures #TheSheRecords

“She Did It First” Juliana Morell earned a doctorate in law in the 1600s — when women ‘weren’t supposed’ to study at all. First woman to receive a university degree. She broke the syllabus before it was written. #JulianaMorell #WomenInEducation #SheDidItFirst #TheSheRecords

“Tell Me Something I Didn’t Know” Who’s a woman from sports or science your history books skipped? Drop her name — I want to feature her. ✨ Comment below and put her on the record #TellMeSomethingIDidntKnow #WomenSupportingWomen #TheSheRecords

“Barrier Breakers” Gertrude Ederle swam the English Channel in 1926 — faster than any man before her. The newspapers called her ‘Queen of the Waves.’ She didn’t just cross the channel. She drowned a few stereotypes on the way. ✨ Tag someone who loves a challenge

“Today in Women’s History” Today we honor Kate Sheppard. Her massive petition helped make New Zealand the first country to give women the vote in 1893. One signature page at a time, she rewrote the rules. ✨ Share to celebrate voting rights #KateSheppard #WomensHistory #TheSheRecords

“Her Receipts” Women who re‑engineered the environment: Rachel Carson — sparked the modern environmental movement Gro Harlem Brundtland — ‘sustainable development’ pioneer Wangari Maathai — Green Belt Movement trailblazer They didn’t just plant ideas. They changed policy.

“Global Icons” Emmeline Pankhurst turned ‘votes for women’ into a battle cry. She founded the Women’s Social and Political Union in 1903 and endured prison for the cause. Deeds, not words. She forced the world to listen. ✨ Save for when you need courage fuel

"Forgotten Legends" Grace Hopper coined the term ‘computer bug’ and helped invent modern programming languages. Her work made it possible to talk to computers with words instead of wires. The Navy gave her a rank. History should’ve given her a louder mic. ✨ Share so more people know her name

“She Did It First" Maria Mitchell spotted a ‘new’ comet in 1847 from her rooftop. She became the first American woman astronomer recognized worldwide — and the first woman elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. She didn’t just wish on stars. She found new ones.

"Tell Me Something I Don’t Know" Who should we spotlight next week? Drop your nominations — let’s make history loud. ✨ Comment below #WomenSupportingWomen #TheSheRecords

"Barrier Breakers" Lubna of Córdoba ran a library of 500,000 manuscripts in the 10th century. While Europe struggled with literacy, she curated knowledge like a queen. ✨ Save for later #LubnaOfCordoba #WomenInHistory #BarrierBreakers #TheSheRecords

"Today in Women’s History" Today we honor Ella Fitzgerald. Her voice didn’t sing — it floated. The First Lady of Song forever. ✨ Share to honor her #EllaFitzgerald #JazzLegend #TheSheRecords

"Her Receipts" Women who shaped medicine: Elizabeth Blackwell — first woman MD in the U.S. Rebecca Lee Crumpler — first Black woman MD Tu Youyou — malaria cure + Nobel Prize ✨ Save this #WomenInMedicine #HerReceipts #TheSheRecords

"Global Icons" Angela Davis: activist, scholar, author, global symbol of resistance. People tried to silence her. She turned the volume up. ✨ Save for inspo #AngelaDavis #GlobalIcons #TheSheRecords

"Forgotten Legends" Nettie Stevens discovered X & Y chromosomes. A man got the credit. Textbooks fixed it a century later. Justice… delayed. ✨ Share this #NettieStevens #WomenInScience #HiddenFigures #TheSheRecords

"She Did It First" Mary Kies: first woman to hold a U.S. patent (1809). For hat weaving. Innovation meets fashion meets history. ✨ Save this #MaryKies #WomenInventors #SheDidItFirst #TheSheRecords

"Tell Me Something I Don’t Know" Which woman from your culture deserves flowers? I want to showcase her next. ✨ Drop her name #WomenWorldwide #TheSheRecords

"Barrier Breakers" Flo-Jo: the fastest woman in recorded history. Records still untouched. Speed, power, style — unmatched. ✨ Tag a runner #FloJo #WomenInSports #BarrierBreakers #TheSheRecords

"Today in Women’s History" Today we honor Shirley Chisholm. First Black woman to run for U.S. president. “Unbought and Unbossed.” A whole mood. ✨ Share to spread her legacy #ShirleyChisholm #WomenInPolitics #TheSheRecords

"Her Receipts" Women who built space science: Valentina Tereshkova — first woman in space Mae Jemison — first Black woman in space Sally Ride — first American woman in space ✨ Save this for later #WomenInSpace #STEM #HerReceipts #TheSheRecords

"Global Icons" Malala Yousafzai survived a gunshot at 15 — then kept fighting for education. Youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner ever. She speaks softly; the world shakes anyway. ✨ Save for inspiration #Malala #GlobalIcons #GirlsEducation #TheSheRecords

"Forgotten Legends" Josephine Cochrane invented the modern dishwasher in 1886. Men mocked her — then bought her machines — then stole the credit. Classic. ✨ Share if dishes are your enemy #JosephineCochrane #WomenInventors #TheSheRecords

"She Did It First" Hedy Lamarr co-invented the tech behind WiFi and Bluetooth. Hollywood star by day, defense engineer by night. She didn’t “stumble” into modern communications — she engineered them. ✨ Save for later #HedyLamarr #WomenInSTEM #SheDidItFirst #TheSheRecords

"Tell Me Something I Don’t Know" What’s an accomplishment by a woman that still blows your mind? Drop it — let’s expand our library. ✨ Comment to add her #WomenSupportingWomen #TheSheRecords

"Barrier Breakers" Billie Jean King defeated Bobby Riggs in “Battle of the Sexes.” She didn’t just win — she shattered a narrative. Scoreboard speaks. ✨ Tag a tennis fan #BillieJeanKing #WomenInSports #BarrierBreakers #TheSheRecords

"Today in Women’s History" Today we honor Katherine Johnson. She calculated NASA trajectories by hand. One wrong number? No one comes home. She didn’t get it wrong. ✨ Share to honor her brilliance #KatherineJohnson #NASA #HiddenFigures #TheSheRecords