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Women of Courage: Hermione Granger
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Women of Courage: Ching Shih
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Women of Courage: Lilia Aguilar Gil
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The Top Seven Badass Women of Game of Thrones
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Women of Courage: Coretta Scott King
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Women of Courage: Princess Leia
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Women of Courage: Malala
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Women of Courage: Brené Brown
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Women of Courage
Go to any mainstream movie these days and you’ll likely sit through a half-dozen movie trailers featuring all sorts of male superheroes kicking ass and keeping the world safe for…well for whatever it is we have these days. However, it wasn’t until my daughter and I went to Wonder Woman earlier this year that it hit me how rare it is to see women in these roles. I mean I always knew it was that way. But it wasn’t until I witnessed it with my daughter beside me that I thought about how much that sucked. And how empowering it was to see these portrayals, and to read about real-life heroines.
And so, I’d like to honor all the real and fictional heroines who inspire me by sharing their stories with you. In the coming weeks, look for tributes to Women of Courage, like the groundbreaking Oprah Winfrey, the badass Sarah Connor, and the woman who quite literally wrote the book on courage, Brene Brown. These women inspire me daily. I hope they inspire you too.
Is there some badass, brave, and wonderful woman that you’d like to see recognized? Let me know in the comments.