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Jennifer Tooker

@jltooker

In late 18th-century England, women had very few rights. Philosopher Mary Wollstonecraft was frustrated that this lack of rights limited a woman’s ability to be independent and make choices on how to live her life. Instead of arguing, however, for why women should get rights, she recognized that she had to demonstrate the value that these rights wo

Rhiannon Beaubien • The Great Mental Models Volume 1: General Thinking Concepts

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Nancy Cao

@nancycao

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Carol Milters

@carolmilters

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Isabelle Introna

@ntyrhidingplace

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Susan

@susan-94c1

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Nicole Rocha

@fruitspassion

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Harriet Forster

@harrietforster

Perkins spent the twelve years of Roosevelt’s presidency doing more than anyone other than FDR himself to make the New Deal a reality. Everything on her list became law, most notably social security, changing the basic relation of Americans to their government. She also desegregated the Labor Department cafeteria, tried (and failed) to bring large