Women's History Month Q&A – March 18, 2013

Q: Who was the first woman CEO of a Fortune 500 company? A: Katherine Graham. In 1972, she became the CEO of the Washington

Women's History Month Q&A – March 15, 2013

Q: Which celebrated singer began performing at such a young age that she was nicknamed “The Baby Contralto?” Hint: one of her most famous

Women's History Month Q&A – March 14, 2013

Q: Who was the first woman to earn a bachelor’s degree? A: Catherine Brewer, who was from Georgia, received a bachelor’s degree from Wesleyan

Women's History Month Q&A – March 13, 2013

Q: Who was the first woman to become the president of a national bank? A: Kate Gleason, the first woman to be president of

Women's History Month Q&A – March 12, 2013

Q: Who was the first female member of the U.S. Supreme Court? (Hint: she’s recently been in the news for her new book). A:

Women's History Month Q&A – March 11, 2013

Q: This singer, songwriter and producer has co-written over 110 songs on the Billboard Hot 100. Can you guess who this talented woman is?

Women's History Month Q&A – March 8, 2013

Q: Who is credited with organizing the very first International Women’s Day? A: Clara Zetkin fought for women’s rights and was active in politics throughout

Women's History Month Q&A – March 7, 2013

Q: Who was the first Latina in the U.S. Cabinet serving as the Secretary of Labor? A: Hilda Solis became the first Hispanic woman

Women's History Month Q&A – March 5, 2013

Q: What woman said “It is time for parents to teach young people early on that in diversity there is beauty and there is

Women's History Month Q&A – March 4, 2013

Q: Who is the suffragist who wrote the first equal rights amendment presented to the U.S. Congress in 1923? A: Alice Paul spent her

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