Meet the dancer of the future.

“WHY SHOULD WE PAY TAXES WHEN WE HAVE NO PART IN PUBLIC OFFICE?” – HORTENSIA

"Safety should be a birthright"

“To be special, you need to turn your weakness into the thing you’re most proud of.”

“If you’re stubborn enough,” Sophia once said, “you will know which stories are closer to your heart, you will do your best to tell those stories, and eventually you’ll be successful.”

Meet Sarah, who was the first self made African American Millionaire. Mila and I where wrestling in the background. Please forgive quality tonight.

Tonight we read about the most famous soprano ever.

This episode is dedicated to the first lady of Jazz

Today's story is about a woman who put a man on the moon. Margaret was a lead engineer on the Apollo 11.

Through her music, Madonna inspired hundreds of millions of people to stay true to themselves and stand proud, even in the face of adversity.

The story of the best selling novelist of all time.

“WHAT WE SEEK IS HARMONY AMONG NATIONS. THAT WAS AND REMAINS THE GREATEST GOAL OF EUROPEAN UNITY.” – ANGELA MERKEL

"Okay, Ladies, Now Let's Get In Formation" -Beyoncé

Today we learn about the writer of the Harry Potter series. "It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well not have lived at all." - J.K. Rowling

Racism should never have happened and so you don't get a cookie for reducing it. - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Meet Mary Prince, she rose from Slavery and wrote an autobiography that led to the abolition of slavery in British empire.

Alice invented the cure of Leprosy.

Josephine was a singer, dancer and Spy.

As America and Russia were competing to get a man on the moon, Katherine was responsible for calculating the flight path.

Lesson from Oprah - Always use your influence to help others.

May you find your waves 🌊just like Maya did.

The story of the first Female Doctor in Mexico.

Maria pioneered a new approach to educating children by creating an environment that enables them to take care of themselves.

Once there was a girl who could fly. Mila say bye 👋

Tonight we read about a freedom fighter, Harriet Tubman.