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Brave and inspirational women of the 1990s

 


The 1990s was an era that saw the rise of some of The Brave Women who continue to inspire generations to this day. These women, from different fields and backgrounds, were true icons of inspiration who broke barriers and shattered stereotypes. From pop stars to politicians, actors to athletes, the women of the 90s left an indelible mark on history.

Wangari Maathai was an inspiring Kenyan woman who cared deeply about the environment and the empowerment of women. Born in 1940, she studied biology and went on to become the first woman in East Africa to earn a Ph.D.

In 1977, Maathai founded the Green Belt Movement, an organization that promotes environmental conservation by planting trees. Through this organization, she also worked to empower women by providing them with the tools and resources. They needed to improve their lives and their communities.

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