Inspired by Fanny, an all female rock back from 70's. The were the first female rock band to secure a multi-album record deal, paving the way for female rockers to come. 

Inspired by the Punk Rock Band Pussy Riot. Fueled by the drive to call out corruption and advocate for Human Rights, Pussy Riot has made waves creating and rebelling.

Inspired by the prolific writer Maya Angelou. Guided by deep faith and a strong self-worth, her words are some of the most impactful and most quoted around the world.

Inspired by Storme DeLarverie. Delarverie played a central role in the Stonewall uprising and continued to make an impact on the community.

Inspired by Madge Garland. Madge Garland and her partner during her early life, are two lesbians responsible for shaping the legacy of British Vogue, Vogue, and the trajectory of fashion overall.

Inspired by Mary Seacole. She was the original “Doctor without Borders” sailing all around the Caribbean to aid on the front lines of major disease outbreaks.

Inspired by Yayoi Kusama. Once overlooked for being a Japanese woman in the New York art scene, her resilience has made her one of the best selling artists in the world. 

Inspired by Vel Phillips, Milwaukee's Hometown Heroine. Driven by the doing the right thing, she advocated for Fair Housing in Milwaukee and nationally. 

Inspired by Dr. Wangari Maathai. Founder of the Green Belt Movement, she helped plant over 50 million trees in Kenya and in neighboring countries in Africa. 

Inspired by Dolores Huerta. Coining the phrase "Si, se puede" she led the movement that gave migrant workers and laborers basic human rights and continues to teach grass roots organization today. 

Inspired by Joan Clarke. One of a few women allowed to work in mathematics, she helped break the Nazi enigma during World War II, leading to the salvation of millions. 

Inspired by the prolific writer Maya Angelou. Guided by deep faith and a strong self-worth, her words are some of the most impactful and most quoted around the world.